A testing technique in which participants examine program code for predictable language-specific errors defines:
A) walkthrough.
B) inspections.
C) desk checking.
D) syntax checking.
E) integration testing.

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The described technique is called code inspection, which is a formal review process where participants (usually peers or subject matter experts) examine code for errors or potential problems. Walkthroughs are a similar process but typically more informal, and involve the author of the code walking through it with others. Desk checking is a term sometimes used to refer to manual code review in general. Syntax checking is an automated process of analyzing code for syntax errors. Integration testing is a type of testing that focuses on the interactions between different components or systems.

A Testing Technique in Which Participants Examine Program Code for Predictable