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This document discusses test-driven development (TDD) and its benefits. It begins by explaining that TDD focuses on design and preventing defects rather than testing. It then outlines three main benefits of TDD: it provides continuous improvements to code quality, fails tests fast to reduce costs, and requires loose coupling that is necessary for evolving architectures. Common myths about TDD, such as it being slow, are also addressed. The document concludes by offering tips for introducing TDD to development teams, such as leading by example and focusing on development benefits.






























