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- Transformation_Priority_Premise abstract "Transformation Priority Premise (TPP) is a programming approach developed by Robert Cecil Martin (Uncle Bob) as a refinement to make the process of test-driven development (TDD) easier and more effective for a computer programmer.Transformation Priority Premise states that simpler transformations should be preferred:[...]Refactorings have counterparts called Transformations. Refactorings are simple operations that change the structure of code without changing its behavior. Transformations are simple operations that change the behavior of code. Transformations can be used as the sole means for passing the currently failing test in the red/green/refactor cycle. Transformations have a priority, or a preferred ordering, which if maintained, by the ordering of the tests, will prevent impasses, or long outages in the red/green/refactor cycle.This approach facilitates the programmer doing the simplest possible thing for the purposes of test-driven development as they can explicitly refer to the list of transformations and favor the simpler transformations (from the top of the list) over those further down in the list in the first instance.".
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- Transformation_Priority_Premise source ""The Transformation Priority Premise", Uncle Bob's Blog".
- Transformation_Priority_Premise text "[...]Refactorings have counterparts called . Refactorings are simple operations that change the structure of code without changing its behavior. are simple operations that change the behavior of code. Transformations can be used as the sole means for passing the currently failing test in the cycle. have a priority, or a preferred ordering, which if maintained, by the ordering of the tests, will prevent impasses, or long outages in the cycle.".
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- Transformation_Priority_Premise comment "Transformation Priority Premise (TPP) is a programming approach developed by Robert Cecil Martin (Uncle Bob) as a refinement to make the process of test-driven development (TDD) easier and more effective for a computer programmer.Transformation Priority Premise states that simpler transformations should be preferred:[...]Refactorings have counterparts called Transformations. Refactorings are simple operations that change the structure of code without changing its behavior.".
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