Assert VS. Verify

Id	Detail
Assert	If you use an assert, the test will stop at that point and not run any subsequent checks. The advantage: you have an immediate visual of whether the checks passed. The disadvantage: when a check does fail, there are other checks which were never performed, so you have no information on their status.
Verify	Verify commands will not terminate the test The disadvantage: you have to do more work to examine your test results. That is, you won’t get feedback from TestNG or JUnit. You will need to look at the results of a console printout or a log output. And you will need to take the time to look through this output every time you run your test. If you are running hundreds of tests, each with its own log, this will be time-consuming, and the immediate feedback of asserts will be more appropriate. Asserts are more commonly used than verifiers due to their immediate feedback.