In TDD, developers write tests before writing code. These tests define the expected behavior, so:
Programmers know exactly what is expected.
It improves focus, clarity, and productivity.
It reduces ambiguity and rework.
❌A. Bus Factor→ Refers to risk if key team members leave, not about clarity of expectations.
❌B. Continuous Integration→ Focuses on frequent code integration and testing; not directly about knowing expectations.
❌C. Pair Programming→ two developers work together at one workstation, improves collaboration and code quality, it does not explicitly define expectations.
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