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Test-Driven Development (TDD) as a book category covers the practice, principles, and tools for writing software by first creating automated tests and then implementing code to satisfy them; books in this genre teach the red–green–refactor cycle, unit- and integration-testing techniques, test design and smells, and how tests drive clearer architecture and safer refactoring. Titles range from hands‑on tutorials with language-specific examples and test-framework guidance to higher‑level discussions of the TDD mindset, team workflows, and adoption in Agile/XP contexts, and often include patterns, anti-patterns, case studies, and strategies for applying TDD to legacy code, behavior-driven development (BDD), continuous integration, and related advanced testing approaches.

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