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Setting up for Testing
Back when you were a young schoolchild, you probably learned to write by using a pencil on paper. Now that you’re older, it’s likely you prefer pens. For learners, pencils have a distinct advantage over pens in that mistakes are easy to correct, and when you first start writing out letters and words, you will be making a lot of mistakes. Pencils are also safer for small children – no caps or messy ink to worry about.
But pencils remain a valid writing instrument, and you might still have a personal preference for pencils over pens. The pencil is a perfectly good tool for the job.
Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a tool that can serve you in a similar way. It’s a great way to learn and grow as a developer. Many experienced ...
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