Many engineers acknowledge the importance of Test-Driven Development (TDD), yet they commonly refrain from practicing it due to apprehensions about defining tests before writing code.
The hesitance to adopt TDD often stems from the belief that understanding tests isn't feasible until after the code is written, especially with new technologies.
To alleviate this issue, a recommended approach is to discard thoughts of implementation initially and focus purely on documenting the desired product behavior in plain language.
Drafting simple human-language comments that outline requirements and scenarios can effectively reduce anxiety around testing, paving the way for structured test writing.
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