In the test-driven development model, what is changed after a test fails?

The correct answer is D. code. In test-driven development (TDD), the cycle is: write a failing test → write the minimum code to pass the test → refactor. When a test fails, you modify the CODE (not the test, schedule, or requirements) to make it pass. The test itself defines the desired behavior and should rem

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Atest
Bschedule
Cproject requirements
Dcode

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In test-driven development (TDD), the cycle is: write a failing test → write the minimum code to pass the test → refactor. When a test fails, you modify the CODE (not the test, schedule, or requirements) to make it pass. The test itself defines the desired behavior and should remain unchanged unless the requirement changes.

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