sender := &FakeMetricSender{} sender.SendValue("temperature", 27.5)
sender := &FakeMetricSender{} expect := sender.NewCounter("requests") expect.Increment() expect.Increment() expect.Store() assert.Equal(t, uint64(2), sender.Get("requests"))This code creates a new instance of the FakeMetricSender and uses it to create a new "Counter" object named "requests". It then increments the Counter twice and stores the result. Finally, it retrieves the value of the "requests" metric from the FakeMetricSender and asserts that it equals the expected value of 2. This can be used to test the behavior of an application that tracks counters using the MetricSender interface. Overall, the "FakeMetricSender" can be a useful tool for testing applications that use the MetricSender interface, allowing developers to simulate the behavior of a real MetricSender without needing to set up a real system.