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This document discusses pair programming, which involves two programmers working together at one workstation. One person acts as the driver, who types code, while the other is the navigator, who reviews the code and provides suggestions. The roles are switched regularly. Benefits of pair programming include less bugs, increased engagement and commitment from team members, and the ability to tackle problems from different perspectives. While it may not be suitable for all teams or tasks, pair programming has been shown to improve code quality when used effectively.






































































