code reviews and testing
Code reviews and testing are two important practices in software development. Code reviews involve a systematic examination of written code by other developers or team members to ensure its quality, identify issues, and provide feedback for improvement. This process helps in finding errors, improving code readability, maintaining coding standards, and enhancing overall software quality. Testing, on the other hand, refers to the process of evaluating a software system or its components to identify bugs, errors, or flaws. It involves running various test cases and scenarios to validate that the software meets the specified requirements and functions correctly. The goal of testing is to ensure the reliability, functionality, and performance of the software before it is deployed or released to users.
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