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  1. When I already know what I'm doing and it's just a matter of coding what's already in my mind
A concept often used in TDD is spiking. If you don't know what you're doing, do a quick and dirty untested version until you do know what you're doing. Throw that code away and TDD it with your new found knowledge.
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