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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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One person doing the coding and the other just watching or doing nothing doesn't sound like pair programming to me. That's just working alone with someone else in the room, of course it's not enjoyable.
Pair programming requires a fitting task and some basic rules, most importantly that the person at the keyboard doesn't just type as they please without consulting the other person - otherwise they'll quickly be programming alone.