How to Test Private and Protected methods in .NET

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This article explains some theory behind testing/not testing private methods, and then provides and walks through a downloadable code sample to demonstrate these testing techniques.

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TimStall

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Tim Stall is a Chicago-based technical consultant for Computer Sciences Corporation (www.csc.com), a leading global IT services company. In addition to his expertise in Microsoft.Net development projects and enterprise architecture, Tim's .Net experience includes, writing technical publications, leading internal training, and having MCAD certification. His blog is at http://timstall.dotnetdevelopersjournal.com/.

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