Mockks
Mockks are a type of software artifact used in the field of software development, particularly in testing. They are created to simulate the behavior of real software components or dependencies that a piece of code needs to interact with. Instead of using the actual component, a mock object is employed, which is programmed to return specific, predetermined responses. This allows developers to isolate the code they are testing and verify its functionality without relying on external systems, databases, or other services.
The primary purpose of using mockks is to facilitate unit testing. By replacing complex or unavailable dependencies
Mock objects are typically created using mocking frameworks, which are libraries that provide tools and techniques