Moq

If you have taken an interest in what mocking concepts entail, resorting to a .NET Framework library such as Moq could be an idea benefiting you considerably. What the software utility helps you do is handle both lambda and .NET Linq expressions in an environment that puts emphasis on productivity.
Coming with support not only for mocking interface but also classes, Moq is an approachable tool, and its focus lies on developers who are facing issues using mocking libraries.
Packing a multitude of C# as well as VB language features, Moq tries so make developers' interaction with mocks much more straightforward and change their approach to dependencies setup when carrying out tests.
One of the aspects that differentiate Moq from other similar solutions is related to the fact that novices are not disregarded, and they receive valuable assistance in order to prevent them from committing abuses or misusing mocking.
The library that not require the user to be familiar with Record / Replay idioms since it does not rely on such concepts, is strong-typed, and ensures unsurpassed VS intellisense integration.
Aside from that, it should be pointed out that granual control over the behavior of mocks should increase productivity, especially consdering that a simple MockBehavior enumeration is employed for this purpose.

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