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=== Benefits of TDD === TDD offers a range of benefits when applied to Elixir development. Some of the key advantages include: - **Higher Code Quality**: By writing tests first, developers are forced to think about the desired behavior of the code before writing it. This approach results in code that is more reliable and less prone to bugs. - **Faster Development Cycles**: TDD encourages developers to focus on small, incremental changes and frequent testing. This iterative approach leads to faster development cycles, as developers can quickly identify and fix issues. - **Improved Maintainability**: With a comprehensive test suite, developers can confidently make changes or add new features without introducing regressions. This reduces maintenance efforts and makes it easier to refactor code.
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