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 The truth assertion tests whether a value is identical to <tt>true</tt>, as determined by the <tt>===</tt> operator.
-  assert.isTrue(value, [message]);
+  assert.isTrue(actual, [message]);
 Falsity:
-  assert.isFalse(value, [message]);
+  assert.isFalse(actual, [message]);
-The nullity assertion tests whether a value is identical to <tt>null</tt>, as determined by the <tt>===</tt> operator.  <tt>undefined</tt> is equal but not equivalent to <tt>null</tt>, so checking whether a value is null or undefined can be determined by <tt>assert.eq(value)</tt>.
+The nullity assertion tests whether a value is identical to <tt>null</tt>, as determined by the <tt>===</tt> operator.  <tt>undefined</tt> is equivalent but not identical to <tt>null</tt>, so checking whether a value is null or undefined can be determined by <tt>assert.eq(value)</tt>.
-  assert.isNull(value, [message]);
+  assert.isNull(actual, [message]);
 The truthiness assertion tests whether a value is equivalent to <tt>true</tt>, as determined by the <tt>==</tt> operator.
-assert.eqTrue(value, [message]);
+assert.eqTrue(actual, [message]);
 Falsiness:
-  assert.eqFalse(value, [message]);
+  assert.eqFalse(actual, [message]);
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