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Assume I have an Interface A and a class B that implements A. Within my test class I create a dummy class that implements A and I “test the Interface methods” now my question is should I test the methods that class B “gets” from the interface.
In my experience, you just test concrete classes and their interaction with interfaces.
That is, if you have concrete class B that implements A, you just test B and its interaction with other objects it references.