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Mockito Made Clear: Chapter 1. Build a Testing Foundation
Title: Mockito Made Clear: Chapter 1 (page 2)
The first sentence of the first full paragraph on page 2 reads:
In we’ll Chapter 2, Work with The Mockito API, on page 17 get into the details
of the Mockito API.
I believe it should be:
In Chapter 2. Work with the Mockito API, on page 17, we’ll get into the details of the Mockito API.
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