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Getting Started with MockK in Kotlin [1/5]
Before we head there, we will take a quick look at what exactly mocking is, and the differences between several terms that often lead to confusion. Thanks to that, we will have a solid foundation before diving into the MockK and Kotlin topics. Getting Started with MockK in Kotlin [1/5] …
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