<ul><li>Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a process where tests are written before the code to ensure clean implementation and focus on input/output contract.</li><li>Advantages of TDD include promoting clean and lean code, thinking through edge cases, and focusing on necessary code.</li><li>However, TDD can be challenging when clarity is missing and when time pressure or legacy systems are involved.</li><li>Some developers prefer writing code first and testing later for known problems and efficiency, finding TDD to be a time-consuming process.</li></ul>

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