Assessing the quality of source code is a computer discipline often applied at Harbor Labs in support of investigations into the performance of a target set of software. These assessments are intended to prove or disprove an assertion that the software in question was developed using generally accepted coding principles and was error free, and that its intended performance was affected as a result.
Code Quality Assessments
Understand the techniques and strategies necessary to assess the quality of the coding principles used to produce a target set of source code.
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