This is skipping the purpose of TDD actually, TDD is basically binding your every code change to a test (basically it is a spec) You are supposed to write the m

This is skipping the purpose of TDD actually, TDD is basically binding your every code change to a test (basically it is a spec) You are supposed to write the minimum required code to satisfy a failing test. Basically it is kind of commenting every bit of your code with a test. So every line of code you are writing has to have a purpose, and later on when you are fixing a bug or adding something new, you are making sure, you didn’t break any previous functionality.