Mocking Expressions

Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

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8 Aug 2020CPOL3 min read

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Mocking/stubbing lambda expressions to have a bit more control over our unit tests

Here we look at: What is an Expression and how to use it. Then we look at some examples of expressions like Simple, Reusable, and Advanced. We also look at a mocking scenario where I tell the stubbing framework to expect any kind of expression. Then finally we look at the solution, where I show how we can write more specific unit tests that are more resilient to changes or false negatives.

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Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Software Developer

Romania

When asked, I always see myself as a .Net Developer because of my affinity for the Microsoft platform, though I do pride myself by constantly learning new languages, paradigms, methodologies, and topics. I try to learn as much as I can from a wide breadth of topics from automation to mobile platforms, from gaming technologies to application security.

If there is one thing I wish to impart, that that is this "Always respect your craft, your tests and your QA"

Mocking Expressions

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