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No, because even if I write the test before the code, the real test will usually be written after the real code. That is to say, I write a test, then I write co
by Smithalicious 7y ago
No, because even if I write the test before the code, the real test will usually be written after the real code. That is to say, I write a test, then I write code, then not much later I change the code to different code, and then I have to change the test to a different test anyways.