How can I use Moq for advanced mocking in my unit tests?

How can I use Moq for advanced mocking in my unit tests?

You can use Moq to create mock objects for your dependencies, allowing you to isolate the unit of work. What specific scenario are you working on?

I need to mock a service that has multiple methods and dependencies.

You can set up your mock to return specific values for each method using the Setup method. Would you like an example?

Yes, please provide an example of mocking a service with multiple methods.

Sure! Here's a simple example: var mockService = new Mock<IMyService>(); mockService.Setup(s => s.Method1()).Returns(value1); mockService.Setup(s => s.Method2()).Returns(value2); This allows you to control the behavior of each method.

How do I verify that a method was called?

You can use the Verify method on your mock object. For example: mockService.Verify(s => s.Method1(), Times.Once()); This checks if Method1 was called exactly once.