//This won't be run if there are specs using describe only or // it only 
describe("Spec 2", function(){})

• For expectations about the state of the DOM, Jasmine uses jasmine-jquery matcher and also uses its predefined Matchers. It offers a ton of Matchers. some of them are below:

expect(true).toBe(true);
expect("ABCDEF").toContain("ABC");
expect(123).toEqual(123);
expect().toHaveBeenCalled();
expect().toBeDefined();

var app=angular.module("Test Demo");
app.controller("Test_Controller",['$scope','$rootScope','$http',
function ($scope,rootScope,$http){
var vm = this; 
vm.Name="test_abc";
vm.Age=20;
});

Jasmine Test Case

describe("Advanced Search ", function () {
var scope,controller;
// Inject Particular Module 
 beforeEach(angular.mock.module("Test Demo"")); 
// Injecting Controller , inject is like constructor where you   // have to define your dependencies which you have to use, just  // like if you want to inject controller,first define it then you// through $controller(controllername). There's no boundation    // that you have to use it under beforeEach you can also use it  // inside 'it' function, it would reduce execution timing.
beforeEach(inject(function ($rootScope, $injector, $controller) { scope = $injector.get('$rootScope');
controller = $controller('Test_Controller', { '$scope': scope });}));
it('Should Initialize controller', function () { 
expect(controller).toBeDefined(); });
});
it('Should Check Vales of controller Variables', function () { 
expect(controller.Name).toBe("test_abc"); });
});
it('Should Check Vales of controller Variables', function () { 
expect(controller.Age).toBe(20); });
});
//Here You would ask about beforeeach, beforeeach is nothing it  // will excute before every 'it' function.

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