This document discusses pair programming, an agile software development technique where two programmers work together at one workstation. One programmer acts as the driver, writing code, while the other serves as the navigator and reviews each line of code. The roles are switched frequently. Benefits of pair programming include instant code reviews, knowledge sharing, and reduced training costs. Challenges include dependency on partners and difficulty with scheduling, noise levels, and skill imbalances between partners. Research shows pair programming can reduce assimilation time for new programmers and lower training efforts.