A = {'a': 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you want to die'}
B = {'a': 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you don't want to live anymore'}
Expected A to equal B
A['a'] = 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you want to die' while B['a'] = ''Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you don't want to live anymore'
This would be better:
A = {'a': 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you want to die'}
B = {'a': 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you don't want to live anymore'}
Expected A to equal B
Diffs:
A['a'] = 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you want to die'
B['a'] = 'Some super long text that makes your eyes bleed so bad that you don't want to live anymore'
A = {'a': {'a': 'abc'}}
B = {'a': {'a': 'bcd'}}
Currently, We only tell that the key 'a' of A, and B are different, but we don't know how exactly different it is, let's find a good way to deal with it.
Well, this is embarrassing.
This would be better:
Currently, We only tell that the key 'a' of A, and B are different, but we don't know how exactly different it is, let's find a good way to deal with it.