Informal code analysis is the process of looking at your code without running it to ensure that it does what you expect. Think of it as proofreading an essay: you read through the code, try to spot errors, and ensure that it makes sense logically. This can include checking for missing semicolons, incorrect syntax, or misunderstood logic.
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4.5 Informal Code Analysis
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