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JUnit testing: Difference between never() and times(0)

I just want to know that what is the difference between times(0) and never() in JUnit testing.

For example I have the test line code for saving data in mongoDB:

verify(mockRepository,never()).save(any(User.class));

if I write it as:

verify(mockRepository,times(0)).save(any(User.class));

Both test shows that save method hasn't called. (correct me if I am wrong) Is there any difference between these two ?

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Shahzeb Khan Avatar asked Dec 03 '12 07:12

Shahzeb Khan


1 Answers

The javadoc of the never method says: Alias to times(0), see Mockito.times(int). So never() is just a shortcut for times(0).

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James Avatar answered Nov 11 '22 23:11

James