What is Pair Programming?
It is a software development technique where two programmers work together at a single workstation.
Definition
Pair Programming is a software development technique where two programmers work together at a single workstation, with two roles: the 'driver' writing the code and the 'observer' or 'navigator' reviewing each line of code.
Roles
The two programmers frequently switch roles, with the observer also considering the strategic direction of the work while the driver focuses on the tactical aspects.
Collaboration
Pair Programming is a collaborative technique involving a lot of communication, with the goal of producing higher quality code and sharing knowledge.
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