I am having problem while running below class:
 

@isTest
public with sharing class HandlerTest {

 @isTest static void testScheduleTaskBatch() {
    // Get the information from the CronTrigger API object
    List<CronTrigger> ctBefore = [select Id, CronExpression, TimesTriggered, NextFireTime, State from CronTrigger WHERE CronJobDetail.Name ='SheduledSendTaskBatch' AND State != 'DELETED'];

    System.debug('### ctBefore: ' + ctBefore);

    System.assertEquals(0, ctBefore.size());

    Test.startTest();
      Handler.scheduleTaskBatch(0);
    Test.stopTest();

      List<CronTrigger> ctAfter = [select Id, CronExpression, TimesTriggered, NextFireTime, State from CronTrigger WHERE CronJobDetail.Name = 'SheduledSendTaskBatch' AND State != 'DELETED'];
      System.assertEquals(1, ctAfter.size());
  }

}

It throws below error:

Class HandlerTest Method Name testScheduleTaskBatch Pass/Fail Fail Error Message System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1 Stack Trace Class.HandlerTest.testScheduleTaskBatch: ' System.assertEquals(0, ctBefore.size());' on this line

I face this assertion error only when if there is any existing Apex Job of name 'SheduledSendTaskBatch' is running in my Org.
But As per my understanding during test class execution the query should return only the batch job that i created in my test class.
I created a Batch Job in Developer console(For Testing purpose in order to debug the issue) like this:
 

SendCMDOTaskBatch m = new SendCMDOTaskBatch();

String sch = '30 0 0 22 12 ?';

String jobID = system.schedule('SheduledSendTaskBatch', sch, m);

at the same time if I run my test class then it throws the assertion error.
Can someone please help how can I avoid this situation?

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Thanks in advance.

I am having problem while running below class:
 

@isTest
public with sharing class HandlerTest {

 @isTest static void testScheduleTaskBatch() {
    // Get the information from the CronTrigger API object
    List<CronTrigger> ctBefore = [select Id, CronExpression, TimesTriggered, NextFireTime, State from CronTrigger WHERE CronJobDetail.Name ='SheduledSendTaskBatch' AND State != 'DELETED'];

    System.debug('### ctBefore: ' + ctBefore);

    System.assertEquals(0, ctBefore.size());

    Test.startTest();
      Handler.scheduleTaskBatch(0);
    Test.stopTest();

      List<CronTrigger> ctAfter = [select Id, CronExpression, TimesTriggered, NextFireTime, State from CronTrigger WHERE CronJobDetail.Name = 'SheduledSendTaskBatch' AND State != 'DELETED'];
      System.assertEquals(1, ctAfter.size());
  }

}

It throws below error:

Class HandlerTest Method Name testScheduleTaskBatch Pass/Fail Fail Error Message System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1 Stack Trace Class.HandlerTest.testScheduleTaskBatch: ' System.assertEquals(0, ctBefore.size());' on this line

I face this assertion error only when if there is any existing Apex Job of name 'SheduledSendTaskBatch' is running in my Org.
But As per my understanding during test class execution the query should return only the batch job that i created in my test class.
I created a Batch Job in Developer console(For Testing purpose in order to debug the issue) like this:
 

SendCMDOTaskBatch m = new SendCMDOTaskBatch();

String sch = '30 0 0 22 12 ?';

String jobID = system.schedule('SheduledSendTaskBatch', sch, m);

at the same time if I run my test class then it throws the assertion error.
Can someone please help how can I avoid this situation?