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Does It make any difference to declaring a test method as public or private
Does It make any difference to declaring a test method as public or private in Salesfoce?
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YES, It makes difference.
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Test Method Syntax
The visibility of a test method doesn't matter, so declaring a test method as public or private doesn't make a difference as the testing framework is always able to access test methods. ... Test methods must be defined in test classes, which are classes annotated with isTest . -
There is no difference in declaring a test method as public or private. the testing framework can access the test method.
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