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And so at this point we could iterate and feed that

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back into our design and maybe evolve this a little bit

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more to make it a bit more robust. Putting a try

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catch or catching specific exceptions or working

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out basically how we want to propagate the exception

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should this method here, have a throws clause,

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for example, which throws a checked exception which

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would cause any color of it here to have to surround

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it in a try catch block those kinds of things.

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But that's going off into API design which

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is outside the scope of this course.

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But you get the idea. But the really

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cool things about Mockito, though, is the fact that it

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enables you to test different scenarios and really

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put your production code through its paces in a

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really intuitive and easy to use API.