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extreme java
1. write some code:
"return true;"
2. write a test:
"if true == true then return success;"
3. run all tests:
make MyFiles
4. ask customer if he feels the program is done yet:
... yawn ...
5. refactor:
'hay boss, what's refactor'
6. read a page of the book 'learn java in 48 minutes':
... yawn ...
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