Stubs are nothing but returned canned responses to calls made during the test; mocks are meant to set expectations:
- Stubs: In a stubs object, we always get a valid stubbed response. The response doesn’t care what input you provide. In any circumstances, the output will be the same.
- Mocks: In a mock object, we can test or validate methods that can be called on mocked objects. This is a fake object that validates whether a unit test has failed or passed. In other words, we can say that mock objects are just a replica of our actual object. In the following code, we use the moq framework to implement a mocked object:
[Fact] public void Get_Returns_ActionResults() { // Arrange var mockRepo = new Mock<IProductRepository>();
