In the context of Behavior-Driven Development (BDD), the tests that accompany this process are often referred to as "scenarios." This approach to writing tests is distinct from traditional TDD (Test-Driven Development) in its focus and terminology. TDD is more about the technical aspects and design of the code, where tests are typically referred to as "unit tests" or "integration tests." These tests are more concerned with the correctness of the implementation rather than the behavior of the system.
We should rename the 'BDD-and-TDD' folder to 'BDD-Features' and use the term 'Step-Definitions' when talking about the accompanying tests.
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In the context of Behavior-Driven Development (BDD), the tests that accompany this process are often referred to as "scenarios." This approach to writing tests is distinct from traditional TDD (Test-Driven Development) in its focus and terminology. TDD is more about the technical aspects and design of the code, where tests are typically referred to as "unit tests" or "integration tests." These tests are more concerned with the correctness of the implementation rather than the behavior of the system.
We should rename the 'BDD-and-TDD' folder to 'BDD-Features' and use the term 'Step-Definitions' when talking about the accompanying tests.