
TDD
TDD (Test-Driven Development) is a development methodology in which tests are written before implementation code, repeating a short cycle of test failure (RED) → implementation (GREEN) → refactoring (Refactor).
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TDD (Test-Driven Development) is a development methodology in which tests are written before implementation code, repeating a short cycle of test failure (RED) → implementation (GREEN) → refactoring (Refactor).

A token is the smallest unit used by an LLM when processing text. It is not necessarily a whole word; it can include parts of words, symbols, and spaces — essentially the fragments resulting from splitting text based on the model's vocabulary.

A memory compression technology for LLMs developed by Google. It reduces memory consumption by up to 1/6 through quantization and accelerates inference speed by up to 8 times.


Unit testing is a testing method that individually verifies the smallest units of a program, such as functions and methods. By replacing external dependencies with mocks, it allows for rapid validation of the target logic in isolation.
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