To demonstrate how you can utilize these best practices to test your API integrations with third-party services, let’s consider a few examples of API testing tools. Postman is a popular tool for designing, testing, and documenting APIs that supports multiple formats, protocols, and standards. It can be used to create collections of API requests, automate them using scripts and variables, simulate external services using mock servers, validate responses using assertions and schema validation, and protect data using environment variables and encryption. WireMock is another tool that can be used for stubbing and mocking web services. It allows you to create stubs that match your API requests, configure the responses using JSON or XML files, and run them as standalone servers or embedded in your tests. Lastly, RestAssured is a Java library for testing RESTful APIs that can simplify and automate your API tests. With RestAssured you can create fluent and readable test cases, specify the request parameters, headers, and body, validate the response status, headers, and body, as well as integrate with other testing frameworks and libraries.