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=== Best Practices for TDD in Elixir === When applying TDD in Elixir, it's important to consider the following best practices: - **Use ExUnit**: Elixir's built-in testing framework, ExUnit, provides a powerful set of tools for writing tests. Familiarize yourself with ExUnit's assertions and testing patterns to write effective tests. - **Keep tests independent**: Each test should be independent of others, ensuring that the outcome of one test doesnโt impact another. This helps to isolate and identify failures quickly. - **Test edge cases**: Be thorough when writing tests, covering both the expected behavior and edge cases of the code. This helps to catch any potential issues that might not be apparent during normal operation. - **Refactor continuously**: Refactoring is an integral part of the TDD process. Regularly review and improve the code to maintain a clean and readable codebase.
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