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Alternatively, use the "Text-Based" tests provided in this repository. (Read more about that in the next section) Alternatively, use the "Text-Based" tests provided in this repository. (Read more about that in the next section)
I've also set this kata up on [cyber-dojo](http://cyber-dojo.com) in Java using both JUnit and Cucumber, so you can get going really quickly: I've also set this kata up on [cyber-dojo](http://cyber-dojo.com) for several languages, so you can get going really quickly:
- [Cucumber, Java](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/0F82D4BA89?avatar=gorilla&tag=45) - for this one I've also written some step definitions for you - [Cucumber, Java](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/0F82D4BA89?avatar=gorilla&tag=45) - for this one I've also written some step definitions for you
- [JUnit, Java](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/751DD02C4C?avatar=snake&tag=4) - [JUnit, Java](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/751DD02C4C?avatar=snake&tag=4)
- [C#](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/107907AD1E?avatar=alligator&tag=13) - [C#](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/107907AD1E?avatar=alligator&tag=13)
- [Ruby](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/A8943EAF92?avatar=hippo&tag=9)
- [RSpec, Ruby](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/8E58B0AD16?avatar=raccoon&tag=3)
- [Python](http://cyber-dojo.com/forker/fork/297041AA7A?avatar=lion&tag=4)
Whichever testing approach you choose, the idea of the exercise is to do some deliberate practice, and improve your Refactoring skills. The idea is not to re-write the code from scratch, but rather to practice taking small steps, running the tests often, and incrementally improving the design. Whichever testing approach you choose, the idea of the exercise is to do some deliberate practice, and improve your Refactoring skills. The idea is not to re-write the code from scratch, but rather to practice taking small steps, running the tests often, and incrementally improving the design.