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One of the major goals, whether it’s on the iOS platform or not, is to isolate the code that we’re testing. When we write our tests, we want to test a specific class’s method without any of the associated interactions with other classes in the app or any external elements, such as a web service. We should be testing a single method, not its dependencies. This method should also be the only code covered by the test, with everything else mocked.

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Nolan, G. (2017). Mocking. In: Agile Swift. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2102-0_4

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