Description: The ‘Grading Criteria’ in the context of ‘Test-Driven Development’ (TDD) are standards used to evaluate the quality of tests or test results. These criteria are fundamental to ensure that the developed software not only meets functional requirements but is also robust, efficient, and free of errors. Criteria may include aspects such as code coverage, clarity and relevance of tests, as well as the ability of tests to detect errors. Implementing grading criteria allows developers to identify areas for improvement in their code and tests, fostering a more agile and effective development cycle. Furthermore, these criteria help establish a common language between development and quality teams, facilitating collaboration and communication. In summary, ‘Grading Criteria’ are essential to ensure that the test-driven development process is effective and that the final product meets expected quality standards.
