Using static analysis the right way can provide us with cleaner code, higher quality, fewer bugs, and better maintenance. But, not everybody knows how to do it the right way. Check out this list of mistakes to avoid when performing static analysis.
Static analysis was introduced to the software engineering process for many important reasons. Developers use static analysis tools as part of the development and component testing process. The key aspect of static analysis is that the code (or another artifact) is not executed or run, but the tool itself is executed, and the input data to the tool provides us with the source code we are interested in.
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