Mockito Practice Exam

Mockito is the Java-based software used for unit testing of Java applications by simulating the behavior of real objects as per test configuration and test requirements. It is a mocking framework to create mock objects for dependencies and test specific methods or logic. It verifies  reliability and maintainability of the software under test for verifying interactions, stubbing method calls, and asserting behaviors.

Certification in Mockito attests to your skills and knowledge in using Mockito for unit testing of Java-based applications. The certification assess you in Mockito's mocking, stubbing, and verification.

Why is Mockito certification important?

• The certification validates your skills and knowledge of Mockito.
• Shows your skills in developing Mockito unit tests.
• Boosts your career prospects in Java development and testing roles.
• Provides you a competitive edge with your certified testing skills.
• Builds your credibility in Java application reliability and performance.

Who should take the Mockito Exam?

• Java Developers
• Software Engineers
• Quality Assurance Engineers
• Test Automation Engineers
• Backend Developers
• Software Architects

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the Mockito is evaluated for the following skills:

• Mockito's features
  
• develop and manage mock objects.
• Stubbing and verifying interactions.
• Argument captors.
• Integrate Mockito with other testing frameworks.
• Troubleshooting and debugging test failures.
• Writing clean and maintainable test cases.

Mockito Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Mockito certification is as below -

  

1. Introduction to Mockito

• Overview of mocking and its importance
• Setting up Mockito in a Java project

2. Basic Mocking Concepts

• Creating mock objects
• Stubbing methods

3. Verification in Mockito

• Verifying method calls
• Times and order of invocation

4. Advanced Mocking Techniques

• Argument captors
• Answer interfaces
• Mocking void methods

5. Integration with Testing Frameworks

• Using Mockito with JUnit 4 and JUnit 5
• Annotation-driven mocking

6. Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) with Mockito

• Writing BDD-style tests

7. Troubleshooting Mockito Tests

• Common issues and best practices
• Debugging test failures

8. Mocking with Dependencies

• Managing dependencies and complex test setups