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in a recent episode i walked through the process of creating test doubles and verifying those test doubles in our spec we had a simple class with a method that took in an object and then returned a string using the some methods on that object and while there are times where you create methods that are that simple i often find myself in my work creating methods that are quite a bit more complex where thereamp;#39;s not just a parameter thatamp;#39;s passed in some things happen and then somethingamp;#39;s returned itamp;#39;s usually like a call to something is made the core of it happens and then there are other side effects maybe an email needs to get sent or an api needs to be called too and the way that that last episode worked itamp;#39;s nice to know what test doubles are but thereamp;#39;s kind of a next step for how to use those test doubles which are also could be considered our stubs and then mock out what happens to them and write code that tests their behavior so leta