Agile programming is an adaptable and iterative method of creating software. The entire project places a strong emphasis on user involvement, collaboration, and adaptation. Agile teams create useable software in brief cycles known as "sprints," or iterations. Needs can be modified through constant discussion between developers, stakeholders, and end users. Agile encourages open dialogue, prompt decision-making, and the flexibility to adjust strategy in response to shifting market conditions. Agile principles are put into practice using well-known frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, and XP (Extreme Programming) to encourage effective, customer-centric development and eventually deliver high-quality software solutions.