Test-Driven Development in .NET
17 Oct 2008 | by Peter Provost
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Conclusion
Test-driven development is a powerful technique that you can use today to improve the quality of your code. It forces you to think carefully about the design of your code, and is ensures that all of your code is tested. Without adequate unit tests, refactoring existing code is next to impossible. Very few people who take the plunge into TDD later decide to stop doing it. Try and you will see that it is a
Good Thing .
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