In software development, an assertion is a statement that verifies whether a condition is true at a specific point in a program's execution. Assertions are primarily used as a debugging tool to help identify logical errors that may not be evident during normal operation. Here's a breakdown of key aspects of assertions: 1. **Purpose**: Assertions are intended to catch programming errors by checking conditions that should logically always be true at the point they are made.

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