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Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)

Collaborative approach to requirements, testing.

Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) is a collaborative Agile methodology that bridges the communication gap between business and technical teams by clearly defining requirements in a testable format, such as user stories.
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Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) is a collaborative approach within Agile methodology that bridges technical and non-technical perspectives, focusing on desired system behaviors rather than implementation details. BDD evolved from Test-Driven Development (TDD), extending its principles by emphasi…

Concepts covered: Gherkin Language, Executable Specifications, Ubiquitous Language, Three Amigos, Outside-In Development, SpecByExample, Automation and Continuous Integration, Scenarios, Living Documentation, Collaborative Communication

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Agile Project Management - Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) Example Questions

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Question 1

The development team in your project is struggling to understand and implement complex business rules. What SpecByExample method would you recommend for enhancing their understanding?

Correct Answer: Example mapping

Example mapping is a technique used in SpecByExample to break down complex requirements into smaller, manageable examples. It helps teams visualize the connections between rules, examples, and acceptance criteria, making it easier for them to understand and implement complex business rules.

Question 2

How should a comment be written in a Gherkin script?

Correct Answer: Using '#' at the beginning of the line

In Gherkin, a comment is written by placing the '#' symbol at the beginning of the line.

Question 3

You are leading a project, and your team members are finding it challenging to understand user requirements. Which SpecByExample approach would you suggest that focuses on transforming requirements into testable, executable specifications?

Correct Answer: Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD)

Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) is a technique in SpecByExample that focuses on creating testable, executable specifications from user requirements. It facilitates better understanding and agreement among team members, helping them develop high-quality solutions.

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