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daniele salemi thinks this is interesting:
The majority of the existing Java mocking libraries are constructed in such a way that they require a strictly predefined approach to testing, which consists of three steps:
- record some behavior (expect)
- replay the scenario with the mock (run)
- check if the required actions actually took place (verify)
Mockito altered this approach substantially by minimizing the required steps, and provided a more intuitive approach – you can verify what you desired after the execution takes place. What makes Mockito special is the fact that creating a mock does not explicitly mean that one would li...
Minimise