Moq with Linq Query Expression

 

 Before

 

After

Yes, it’s gonna be largely a matter of personal style and preference, just like many prefer invoking .Where(…) and .Select(…) instead of from…where…select.

Via Daniel Cazzulino’s Blog : Linq to Mocks is finally born

Beginning Mocking With Moq 3

 

At this point many developers are now doing automated testing, but not necessarily unit testing. The reason I say this is that most developers don’t know how to break their applications down so that the pieces can be tested independently. Mocking is an easy way to replace dependencies during testing so that you don’t need to actually call out to a database, web service, file system, or even just another class. The idea is that you are isolating small pieces of functionality during testing, hence why they call it “unit” testing.

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Introduction to the simplest Mock Framework for .NET – Moq

• Moq Home 

• Screencasts – Introduction to Mocking with Moq

•  Basic Mocking with Moq

Methods

Matching Arguments

 

Properties

Callbacks

Verification

Also…

API (lots of examples) - API documentation

Stephen Walter - TDD : Introduction to Moq