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During software development iterations, we create computer programs. Programs, or more precisely software source code files, are examples of development artefacts. We also create other artefacts when we make commercial-strength software. We need to learn how to create and manage backlogs. We introduce the concepts of good-quality source code and how to create software that is consistent and readable for other members of our team. Finally, we need to test our code. So we will explore unit testing the code we write.

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    Julian Michael Bass

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Bass, J.M. (2023). Development. In: Agile Software Engineering Skills. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05469-3_10

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