static and dynamic code analysis

Static code analysis is a method of analyzing software code without executing it, primarily by examining the code structure, syntax, and data flow. It helps identify potential bugs, coding errors, and security vulnerabilities by detecting them in the code. Dynamic code analysis, on the other hand, analyzes software code while it is being executed. It monitors the code during runtime, handling inputs, outputs, and memory allocation. This process enables the detection of bugs, performance issues, memory leaks, and security vulnerabilities that are difficult to identify through static analysis.

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