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December 4th, 2008

Video tutorial: Verbal code review

 Talking through your code is an excellent way to find bugs. By discussing the code you have written line by line, you are forced to understand it better. This is a common practice at most software companies. By talking through this simple function, we are able to find a small little logical error and a formatting error. This particular bit of code is a modification of some code that was written to answer a question on the Newsgroup.
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By Doug Hull

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