Rhino Mocks: “Verify” vs. “Assert?

VerifyAll and Verify are used to check that some methods have been called (and possibly verify the parameters with which they were called). This is considered "interaction-based testing", and is used when you want to verify that the system-under-test calls a method on one of its dependencies.

I believe VerifyAll belongs to the older style of using RhinoMocks, where you would have a record step and a playback step, after which you would verify all Expectations. In this model you would during the record step set up an expectation (eg, Expect that this method will be called with parameters x, y, and z, etc).

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