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Mock

In short, a mock (or mock object) is an objects with no real functionality that mimicks a "real" object and that is used as a stand-in for testing, in example.

Mocks can be static (a plain class), and possibly created by a tool, or dynamically created by a mock object factory that produces mock objects using reflection.


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