At least in NetBeans, if you name them `expected` and `actual` rather than `object1` and `object2`…

…at some code examples comparing JUnit and AssertJ assertions. Starting with assertEquals assertion. Here is how we usually do this in JUnit.
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Alonso Del Arte
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Oct 26, 2021
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At least in NetBeans, if you name them `expected` and `actual` rather than `object1` and `object2`, the IDE will offer better completion suggestions.
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