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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