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Let's create a test for this now then.

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So if I do shift command T, Create New Test.

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It's a UserLookupServiceTest and we'll

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have two sub methods here to create these

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test methods to test RegularUsers.

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AdminUsers get functionality of those respectively.

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So let's do OK, we've got our two Tests ready to go.

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So if we run this now just to make sure everything is

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set up okay, I can see we've got our two Tests.

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It still says that they're passed

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2 of 2 tests, one milliseconds.

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Everything's good.

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Let's write a test for this. Now

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whenever you're writing a unit test, always

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reflect back and look at the actual

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production code that you're testing.

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So you can do this by shift command T

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to go back to the corresponding production class.

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So command shift T will toggle between the

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production class you're testing and the actual class,

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which is the test class itself.

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So here we can go to production

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code, UserLookupService again, command shift

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T, you can go back to a test.

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So anyway, let's go shift command T back

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to the production code, UserLookupService

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and that would generate the test methods.

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We can move on.

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But I wanted to show you that to show you just

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how easy it is to toggle between the production class

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and the test class that's testing it because you'll

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find yourself frequently wanting to toggle between

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the two classes to either code up your test while

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referencing the production code is testing or even

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fix bugs in the production code

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as the test you're writing reveal defects in it.

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So, yeah, a useful trick to having your toolbox.