Mock is an object to simulates the behavior of a real method/object in a controlled environment for unit testing. A developer learns mocking as a skillset and uses mock frameworks as a tool during unit testing. Mock objects help to isolate the component being tested from the components it depends on by applying mock objects effectively. Mocking is an important part of test-driven development (TDD). In this article, I'll demonstrate fundamentals of mocking with a C# examples, how it helps in writing unit tests, and the different ways to do mocking.
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