Check the responses of the error messages if your tests fail, and make sure you understand the values of the parameters being checked by the assertion.
## Hint 2
The lines in the test should be changed from `assert.fail()` to either `assert.include()` or `assert.notInclude()`.
## Hint 3
`assert.include()` and `assert.notInclude()` parameters take the form (haystack, needle, message) where the needle is what you are searching for in the haystack. The message provides feedback where there is an error.
## Solution
```js
/** 14 - #include (on #notInclude ) works for strings too !! **/
// It asserts that the actual string contains the expected substring