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TDD was created by Kent Beck in 2003 as part of Extreme Programming. There are three rules of TDD: 1) you cannot write production code without failing a unit test, 2) unit tests should only contain the minimum code to fail, and 3) only write enough production code to pass a single failing test. TDD improves code quality by promoting principles like YAGNI, KISS, and SOLID. It also provides a safety net for refactoring and fast feedback. TDD helps improve testability by making all code testable by default and creating granular, predictable, and easy to read unit tests.
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- 2. TDD - A SMALL BACKGROU ND It was created rediscovered by Kent Beck in 2003, also the creator of Extreme Programming It was one of the first programming techniques introduced to XP Values of XP: Simplicity Communication Feedback Respect Courage
- 4. THREE RULES OF TDD You are not allowed to write any production code unless it is to make a failing unit test pass. You are not allowed to write any more of a unit test than is sufficient to fail; and compilation failures are failures. You are not allowed to write any more production code than is sufficient to pass the one failing unit test.
- 5. HOW CAN TDD HELP TO IMPROVE OUR CODE?
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- 8. HOW CAN TDD HELP TO IMPROVE TESTABILITY?
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- 16. TDD IS ABOUT PROBLEM SOLVING "Problem solving is the process of breaking problems down into smaller and more manageable parts. As the large problem is broken down into smaller parts, each part becomes more specific. These individual solutions to smaller problems are then combined to solve the bigger problem. Problem solving is also referred to as analysing the problem to be solved."
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