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Mocks are different than stubs. I'm not familiar with NMock (I use RhinoMocks myself), but the way it works is that

Expect.Once.On(currency).Method("GetTotal")

Set up your expection that GetTotal be called exactly once. Since you did

Assert.AreEqual("10100", services.Total());
Assert.AreEqual("10100", services.Total());// This will throw exception

Calling it 2x is violating the expectation. If that's not what you desired, either change Expect.Once to Expect.Twice (again, not sure of the NMock syntax), or use a stub in place of the mock.



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