Pair programming, a common practice utilized mostly in agile software engineering work environments, is the practice of two programmers sharing one workstation/pc. At my current place of work, we learn in groups, which I like to think of as pair programming, which is two (or more) programmers learning from each other in one unified setting.

With the rise of online education and the accessibility of development training videos and tutorials, getting started in programming is on the other side of a quick Google search. But learning the syntax of a programming language is only part of becoming a well-rounded developer.

I strongly believe that the practice of pair programming can be hugely beneficial to any development team. it fosters collaboration within the team as developers learn from each other, share ideas, improve their overall coding skills and have fun.

Any developers here who actually have the first-hand experience with pair programming? Would like to hear your thoughts and experiences.