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A feature file is a core concept in behavior-driven development (BDD), originating from the Cucumber framework, and uses Gherkin syntax (keywords such as Feature, Scenario, Given, When, Then) to describe software behavior; it contains no implementation code, and binds natural language steps to concrete code through step definitions.
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