Legacy Code To Testable Code #12: Instance Constructors
Other awesome posts in the series: So we talked about static constructors and how to go around them. How about […]
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Other awesome posts in the series: So we talked about static constructors and how to go around them. How about […]
Legacy Code To Testable Code #12: Instance Constructors Read More »
The other posts in the series: Where we last left off, we discussed how to dismantle the static constructor (or
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Here is the rest of the gang: This time we’re going to tackle the most problematic issue in testing object-oriented languages.
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