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 You can apply Fluent Assertions to your generic dictionaries as well.
 Of course you can assert any dictionary to be null or not null, and empty or not empty.
 Like this:

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 Fluent Assertions has a set of extensions that allow you to verify that an object raised a particular event.
 Before you can invoke the assertion extensions, you must first tell Fluent Assertions that you want to monitor the object: