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How to use toString method of powermock.classloading.classes.MyArgument class

Best Powermock code snippet using powermock.classloading.classes.MyArgument.toString

...22    public MyReturnValue(MyArgument myArgument) {23        this.myArgument = myArgument;24    }25    @Override26    public String toString() {27        return "MyReturnValue [myArgument=" + myArgument + "]";28    }29}...

toString

Using AI Code Generation

1MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();2String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();3MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();4String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();5MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();6String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();7MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();8String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();9MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();10String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();11MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();12String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();13MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();14String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();15MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();16String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();17MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();18String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();19MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();20String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();21MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();22String myArgumentString = myArgument.toString();23MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();

toString

Using AI Code Generation

1MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();2System.out.println(myArgument.toString());3MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();4System.out.println(myArgument.toString());5MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();6System.out.println(myArgument.toString());7MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();8System.out.println(myArgument.toString());9MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();10System.out.println(myArgument.toString());11MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();12System.out.println(myArgument.toString());13MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();14System.out.println(myArgument.toString());15MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();16System.out.println(myArgument.toString());17MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();18System.out.println(myArgument.toString());19MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();20System.out.println(myArgument.toString());21MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument();22System.out.println(myArgument.toString());

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Using AI Code Generation

1when(myArgument.toString()).thenReturn("test");2assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());3when(myArgument, "toString").thenReturn("test");4assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());5when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null).thenReturn("test");6assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());7when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null, (Object[]) null).thenReturn("test");8assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());9when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null, (Object[]) null, (Object) null).thenReturn("test");10assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());11when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null, (Object[]) null, (Object) null, (Object) null).thenReturn("test");12assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());13when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null, (Object[]) null, (Object) null, (Object) null, (Object) null).thenReturn("test");14assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());15when(myArgument, "toString", (Class[]) null, (Object[]) null, (Object) null, (Object) null, (Object) null, (Object) null).thenReturn("test");16assertEquals("test", myArgument.toString());

toString

Using AI Code Generation

1System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());2System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());3System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());4System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());5System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());6System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());7System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());8System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());9System.out.println(new MyArgument().toString());

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Using AI Code Generation

1when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");2when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");3when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");4when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");5when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");6when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");7when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");8when(powerMockClass.toString()).thenReturn("PowerMock");

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