"An XP practice requiring that each piece of source code to be integrated into the software product should be created by two programmers jointly at one computer."" (Johannes Link & Peter Fröhlich, "Unit Testing in Java", 2003)
"A coding technique where one programmer (the driver) writes code and explains what he or she is doing, while another watches and looks for problems." (Rod Stephens, "Start Here!™ Fundamentals of Microsoft® .NET Programming", 2011)
"A software development approach whereby lines of code (production and/or test) of a component are written by two programmers sitting at a single computer. This implicitly means ongoing real-time code reviews are performed." (IQBBA, "Standard glossary of terms used in Software Engineering", 2011)
"An Extreme Programming practice where two (or three) programmers work together at the same computer. The driver or pilot types while the observer, navigator, or pointer watches and reviews each line of code as it is typed." (Rod Stephens, "Beginning Software Engineering", 2015)
"A software development approach whereby lines of code (production and/or test) of a component are written by two programmers sitting at a single computer. This implicitly means ongoing real-time code reviews are performed." (SQA)
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