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=== Benefits of TDD === There are several advantages to using TDD when building Elixir applications: * '''Reliability''': TDD ensures that your code is thoroughly tested, reducing the chances of introducing bugs or regressions. * '''Maintainability''': By writing tests first, you are forced to think about the design and structure of your code, leading to cleaner and more maintainable code. * '''Documentation''': Tests serve as a form of documentation, providing examples of how to use your code and showcasing its expected behavior. * '''Refactoring safety''': With a comprehensive test suite in place, you can refactor your code with confidence, knowing that any unintended side effects will be caught by the tests.
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