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What is mock class in Salesforce?
What is mock class in Salesforce?
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To deploy or package Apex, 75% of your code must have test coverage. By default, test methods don’t support HTTP callouts, so tests that perform callouts fail. Enable HTTP callout testing by instructing Apex to generate mock responses in tests, using Test.setMock.
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So in simple words, mocking is creating objects that simulate the behavior of real objects. In unit testing, we want to test methods of one class in isolation. But classes are not isolated. They are using services and methods from other classes.
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