Difference between peer review and walkthrough .
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Peer review |
Walk through |
1. A peer review technique, which is a
static white-box testing which are conducted to spot the defects early in the
life cycle that cannot be detected by black box testing techniques. |
1. Walkthrough in software testing is
used to review documents with peers, managers, and fellow team members who
are guided by the author of the document to gather feedback and reach a
consensus. |
2. First formal review, an effort to get together the team
members. |
2. This is conducted after the peer review by other
programmers and tester |
3. It is the best formal method also known as ‘buddy reviews’ |
3. It is an exhaustive exercise with senior programmers involved
for review. |
4. Often held with programmers who have written the code with
other programmers acting as reviewers |
4. Here programmers should present line by line , function by
function to reviewers who will listen
and question for bugs |
5. peer review will be formal or informal review. |
5. walkthrough is semiformal meeting |
6. the main objective is to review the code and look for
problems. |
6. the main objective is defect defects and become familiar with
the material. |
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