What considerations should be made when deciding between using a mock and a stub in a test case?
- The complexity of the test scenario
- The need for recording method calls
- The desire to control method behavior
- The size of the test data
When deciding between using a mock and a stub in a test case, considerations should include the complexity of the test scenario, as mocks are generally more complex than stubs. Recording method calls is a characteristic of mocks, and controlling method behavior is a characteristic of stubs. The size of the test data is typically not directly related to choosing between mocks and stubs.
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