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How to check statements?

I use a single test environment to test my libraries. I have quite a few statements in the library to make sure that programmer errors are caught in debug builds. Now I want to make sure that I test all possible errors of the programmer.

eg. in the Table class, I want to make sure that the rows and columns are no more than the rows and columns of the table. Suppose I forgot to test cols. I would like my unit tests to run a test in which an assertion should be run, and if not, skip the test. Is it possible?

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