Reviews

In the context of computer science, particularly in software development and technology, "Reviews" refers to the systematic evaluation of code, designs, or documentation conducted by peers or stakeholders. The aims of these reviews are to identify issues, ensure adherence to established standards, improve quality, and share knowledge among team members.There are several types of reviews, including code reviews, design reviews, and requirements reviews. Code reviews specifically focus on examining source code to detect defects, improve maintainability, and promote the sharing of best practices. They can be conducted via informal walkthroughs or more formal processes using tools that facilitate the review process.By fostering collaborative feedback, reviews play a critical role in enhancing the overall quality of the software product and facilitating continuous improvement in development practices. They also serve as an important tool in learning and mentorship within teams, allowing less experienced developers to gain insights from their more experienced peers.