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'''Walkthrough''' is less formal and essentially consists of going over the lists of questions and/or possible defects provided by the participants. | '''Walkthrough''' is less formal and essentially consists of going over the lists of questions and/or possible defects provided by the participants. | ||
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'''Inspection''', on the other hand, is more formal and consists of going over code line-by-line. | '''Inspection''', on the other hand, is more formal and consists of going over code line-by-line. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:23, 1 September 2017
Code review is often neglected but, among other things, it is a major tool for enforcing standards.
There are two types of code review: walkthrough and inspection.
Walkthrough is less formal and essentially consists of going over the lists of questions and/or possible defects provided by the participants.
Inspection, on the other hand, is more formal and consists of going over code line-by-line.