Answer / hari krishna

Hi,

ASSERT evaluates the expression only in the debug version
and will throw an exception if the result is 0 and the
program termintes.

VERIFY evalutes the expression in Debug and Release version
also and if the result is 0, will throw an exception only
in Debug mode.

Answer / srinivas endra

The main difference between ASSERT and VERIFY is when you
compile the release build of the program.

ASSERT will not be present in the release build version of
the executables/dlls, and its expression that would have
been evaluated will be deleted.

VERIFY will be present in the release build version of the
executables/dlls but its expression that would have been
evaluated will be left intact.

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