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TM: How to test method of an abstract class

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Hi all,

I want to test a method of an abstract class. Kindly let me know, is it possible to create object of an abstract class. Thanks
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Hi Sony,

You can simply use Isolate.Fake.Instance() normally with your abstract class, and it will create a fake instance derived from it. You can then proceed to fake individual methods and pass it into production code as you would with any fake instance.

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