The syntax of a language are the rules that govern the correct order and usage of the elements of a language.
<h3>What is a programming language?</h3>
This is a set of rules that are used to send commands to a computer system as a prompt to have it perform certain tasks.
The syntax of a language are the rules that are used in that particular programming language.
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The decision to use pair programming by an Agile Team should be captured in their <em>Inspect and Adapt meeting notes. </em>
Explanation: The underlying principle for having an agile team that the team is committed to constant incremental and or progressive improvement.
Inspect and Adapt Meeting Notes are notes which hold the summary of past achievements which hold and records of things to do going forward in order to ensure that there is progress and improvement over the last set of objectives.
These notes are usually taken at the Inspect and Adapt meeting. This is simply a meeting held at the end of each project milestone. An agile team during this meeting will review its performance, agree and document how it can be more effective.
Pair programming is also an Agile practice in the parlance of software development. Instead of the regular method where an individual is tasked with the development of an application, in this case, two programmers are tasked with the development of one App.
Sometimes this method is used during Extreme Programming (XP)
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Automation. ... It involves taking a machine or software that was taught to do simple repetitive tasks (traditional automation) and teaching it to intuitively adapt or correct its performance based on changing conditions, at speed and scale.
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