Pair Programming
In pair programming, two programmers work as a pair together on one workstation. One, the driver, writes code while the other, the observer, reviews each line of code as it is typed in. The two programmers switch roles often. This technique drastically improves quality by facilitating immediate cod…
PMI-ACP - Pair Programming Example Questions
Test your knowledge of Pair Programming
Question 1
During pair programming, Bob noticed that his partner, Alex, seems distracted and is not fully engaged in the task. This has happened several times during recent sessions. What might be a feasible solution?
Question 2
While working on a project, Mark and Mary decided to use pair programming. Mark prefers a more flexible conversational style, and Mary favors a strict, more structured style. How should they proceed using pair programming?
Question 3
In a pair programming setup, David and Jessica disagree on the best design pattern for a project. Jessica understands that David's idea is more appropriate, but she feels that explaining her concept can enrich their knowledge base. How should they proceed?