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Background. Test-Driven Development (TDD) is an agile software development practice, which encourages developers to write “quick-and-dirty” production code to make tests pass, and then apply refactoring to “clean” written code. However, previous studies have found that refactoring is not applied as often as the TDD process requires, potentially affecting software quality.
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