Pair Programming Know - how

This is a very good start for knowing the ABCs of pair programming.

http://www.wikihow.com/Pair-Program

Believe me, it helps. i experienced it a lots. It takes you to the solution quickly. It also gets your code to look cleaner and better. Of course, you will end up writing the best possible code.

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