When building or working in .NET applications you might often use static methods. Methods in C# can be either static or non-static. A non-static method (also known as an instance method) can be invoked on an instance of the class to which it belongs. Static methods don’t need an instance of the class to be invoked — they can be called on the class itself.

Although testing a non-static method (at least one that doesn’t call a static method or interact with external dependencies) is straightforward, testing a static method is not an easy task at all. This article talks about how you can overcome this challenge and test static methods in C#.

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