Pair Programming

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Pair Programming is a technique of XP where two developers work together at a single workstation, often physically sitting side-by-side sharing a single computer. One developer, the 'driver', writes the code while the other, the 'observer' or 'navigator', reviews each line of code as they are typed…

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Question 1

Nick and Grace are pair programming. Nick uses Emacs as his favorite text editor while Grace is comfortable with Visual Studio Code. They cannot agree on which tool to use during their pairing session. What should they do?

Question 2

When pair programming, Joanna and Michael have noticed that their debugging time is taking longer than expected. What should they do?

Question 3

Sara and Peter are part of a large team working on multiple projects. During a new project, they are assigned to pair programming, but Sara is unfamiliar with the programming language being used. What is the best approach?

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