Code Katas are exercises designed to improve a programmer's habits. They are simple enough to leave mental capacity for self-analysis and habit development while solving programming problems. The term was inspired by martial arts training where repetitive practice builds skill.

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Code katas are simple programming exercises designed for deliberate practice, allowing developers to focus on building better coding habits rather than solving complex problems. Inspired by karate training exercises and popularized by Dave Thomas of the Pragmatic Programmers, these exercises help developers improve skills like test-driven development, unit testing, and incremental code design through repeated, focused practice away from production code.

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