Practicing Test Driven Development with Python

Practicing Test Driven Development with Python

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Learn the basics of Test Driven Development (TDD) in this hands-on guided project. Develop well-designed, reliable, and easy-to-maintain code using TDD practices. Gain fundamental skills applicable to any coding language.

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Test Driven Development (TDD) is a critical software development process in which developers write the tests before writing code. In this hands-on guided project, you will learn the basics of Test Driven Development.

Software developers use Test Driven Development (TDD) to write code that passes predefined tests. TDD is a method that produces well-designed, reliable, and easy-to-maintain code. The ability to follow TDD practices is an important skill.

After completing this project, you will have fundamental TDD skills that you can use when developing software using any coding language.

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