Answer / Faizan Mansoori

Assert and Verify are both debugging tools in MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes). Assert is used to check for programming errors and will cause the application to terminate if the condition is false. Verify, on the other hand, checks for runtime conditions but does not terminate the application if the condition is false; it simply writes an error message to the debug output.

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