Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a software development process that emphasizes writing tests before the corresponding code, promoting better design and fewer bugs. Key aspects include unit testing, refactoring, and a cycle of writing tests, coding, and refining. Benefits include reduced debugging time, shorter development cycles, and a more efficient, reliable codebase.

2. Content
 What is TTD?
Unit Test & Refactoring
Got Bugs?
Tenets of TTD.
Benifits of TDD.
Advantages & Disadvantages of TDD.

3. What is TDD?
 It is just about writing the test before the program.
It’s a testing technique as well as a design Technique.
In the end, there is no code without a test.
The developer can tell at any time.
Unit Tests and Refactoring are the tools of TDD.

4. Unit Tests
 Easy to read & understand.
Execute very quickly.
Independent of execution order.
Test specific aspects of a functionality.
Tests a very small section of code isolation.
Rapid feedback.

5. Refactoring
 Take existing code & change it more efficient.
Change the internal structure of code without changing
its external behavior.
Ex :-
•ab + ac = a(b+c)
Same result, but the expression is simplified.

6. Start Write a test for
new capability
Compile
Fix compile
errors
Run the testRun the test
And see it failAnd see it fail
Write the code
Run the testRun the test
And see it passAnd see it pass
RefactorRefactor as neededas needed
Red/Green/Refactor

7. Got bugs?
 Go after defect.
 Writing a test to expose it..
Write code needed to fix it.
Refactor.
Repeat.
Measure the result.

8. Tenets of TDD
 Split work into small requirements.
 Always start by writing a test.
Eliminate duplication.
Write the simple code to pass the test.

9. What can test by TDD?
 Valid inputs.
 Invalid inputs.
Errors, exceptions and events.
Boundary conditions.

10. Benefits for Developers
 Much less debug time.
 Code proven to meet requirement.
Test become Safety Net.
Process consulting.
Project mentoring.
Eliminate bugs.

11. Benefits for Business
 Shorter development cycles.
 Near zero defect.
Test become an asset.
Test are documentation.
Competitive advantage.

12.  Gets running code very quickly.
Development in small steps. This will make debugging
easier since we will have small code chunks to debug.
Produce fully testable code.
Design to the specification, don’t over engineer.
Advantages

13.  “Write test, write code to pass test, repeat” loop is
overly strict.
Setup requires some what complex wiring.
Causes people to take paths they wouldn’t otherwise.
Disadvantages

14. References
 “Test-Driven Development By Example”; Kent
Beck;2003.
“Refactoring, Improving The Design Of Existing Code”;
Martin Fowler;1999.
“Patterns Of Enterprise Application Architecture”; Martin
Fowler;2003.