Tag: Visual Studio 2022 IDE

Order Processing Testing – Moq 4 and xUnit

I am reading, experimenting and hopefully learning how to use Moq is a mocking framework for C#/.NET. To learn more about mocking objects read here. For additional documentation on moq4 read here.

After completing the PluralSight course “Mocking with Moq 4 and xUnit” I decided to look for examples of Moq mocking a database. This post is based on my experience and comments on the article Unit Test Through Mocking Using MOQ Framework by Chinmay Dey published Dec 26, 2018. Continue reading “Order Processing Testing – Moq 4 and xUnit”

Calculator in C#

In this post we will develop a simple calculator able to add, subtract, multiply and divide.

The code will be implemented in C# using Visual Studio 2022.

Once we have the main code operational, we will add xUnit and will test using Moq4.

Let’s start by showing some output from our simple calculator. Continue reading “Calculator in C#”

Fibonacci Numbers in C++

In this post we will write a couple functions to generate Fibonacci Numbers using the C++ programming language and the Visual Studio 2022 IDE, on a Windows 11 computer.

The motivation came from the on-line course C++20 Fundamentals by Paul J. Deitel, included in the O’Reilly Learning Platform offered by the Association for Computing Machinery.

C++20 for Programmers
by Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel
Format:	        Paperback
Language:	    English
ISBN:	        0136905692
ISBN13:	        9780136905691
Release Date:	March 2022
Publisher:	    Pearson Education
Length:	        1008 Pages

I have preordered the new book associated with the course on Amazon. Hopefully it should arrive next month. Continue reading “Fibonacci Numbers in C++”