Should your code be DRY or DAMP or something completely different?
 How about your test code? Do different rules apply?
 Wait, what do all of these acronyms mean?

We'll get to all of these definitions, and then talk about how it applies to both production code and test code in this episode. 

Links:

• The Pragmatic Programmer, 20th Anniversary Edition
• Don't repeat yourself - Wikipedia
• a-ha - Take On Me
• Rule of three - Wikipedia
• What does “DAMP not DRY” mean when talking about unit tests? - Stack Overflow

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