Definition
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) is an extension of TDD that focuses on the behavior of the application, written in a language understandable by all stakeholders. It uses natural language constructs (such as English sentences) to describe the desired behavior.
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The BDD process involves writing scenarios that describe the behavior of an application in a Given-When-Then format, writing the code to implement these scenarios, and then ensuring all scenarios pass.
Benefits
Benefits of BDD include improved communication between developers and non-technical stakeholders, ensuring that the application meets business requirements, and reducing misunderstandings.