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How to use containsIgnoreCase in mock class in Salesforce?
How to use containsIgnoreCase in mock class in Salesforce?
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The containsIgnoreCase() function takes string or searchString as arguments. It returns True if the string contains the searchString. Otherwise, it returns False.
For e.g
String s = 'hello';
Boolean b = s.containsIgnoreCase('HE');
System.assertEquals(true,b);
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