Testing private methods with Powermock
Learn how you can test private methods within your application using JUnit. First we explore how the reflection utils from the Java library can be used to control and invoke a private method. Second, we use the Powermock library to condense a large portion of the test to just a single line. Comment, like and subscribe for more content on Java and software engineering. Visit my website to also see my blogs: https://aneesh.co.uk

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