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Agile software engineering practices include <span id='TDD'></span>[[Software_Testing_Concepts#Test-Driven_Development_.28TDD.29|Test Driven Development (TDD)]], <span id='CI'></span>[[CI/CD#Continuous_Integration_.28CI.29|Continuous Integration (CI)]], [[CI/CD#Continuous_Delivery_.28CD.29|Continuous Delivery (CD)]] and [[Refactoring#Overview|Refactoring]]. | Agile software engineering practices include <span id='TDD'></span>[[Software_Testing_Concepts#Test-Driven_Development_.28TDD.29|Test Driven Development (TDD)]], <span id='CI'></span>[[CI/CD#Continuous_Integration_.28CI.29|Continuous Integration (CI)]], [[CI/CD#Continuous_Delivery_.28CD.29|Continuous Delivery (CD)]] and [[Refactoring#Overview|Refactoring]]. | ||
=The Rules of Extreme Programming= | |||
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Agile software engineering practices include Test Driven Development (TDD), Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Delivery (CD) and Refactoring.