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Why we need to create mock class in Salesforce?
Why we need to create mock class in Salesforce?
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Mocking a class means that you programmatically establish how is going to react, what is going to do and return. As an example, think on a Case record that needs an Account because the code that we want to test does validate against the related Account record
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