Description: Error prevention refers to a set of strategies and practices designed to reduce the likelihood of errors in a process, especially in software development. This approach aims to identify and mitigate the causes of errors before they become significant issues. In the context of clean code, the emphasis is on clarity and readability, which facilitates understanding and maintenance, thereby reducing the chance of errors. Process management involves optimizing workflows and implementing controls to ensure that each stage is executed correctly. Refactoring focuses on improving the structure of existing code without altering its functionality, which can help eliminate hidden errors and enhance overall software quality. Code review is a collaborative practice where developers examine their peers’ work to detect errors and improve code quality. Finally, extreme programming (XP) promotes constant communication and rapid feedback, allowing for quick identification and correction of errors. Together, these practices not only aim to prevent errors but also foster a more efficient and collaborative development environment.
