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Chapter 11 Advanced Testing
In this section we will use the flexibility that interfaces provide, and tackle the use of so-called test doubles. We will touch on the following:
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What are the different kinds of test doubles, and when is each used.
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How do test doubles affect our testing approaches.
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How do mocking frameworks make it easier to work with test doubles.
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What are the different schools of thought when it comes to testing behavior versus state.
