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Dry Run Testing This is where the programmer walks through the code, either on paper or on screen, to see if they can spot any errors. Usually this involves tracing the value of variables (either mentally or using a trace table) to see if they can find a particular bug. The process might also happen… Read More »https://learnlearn.uk/alevelcs/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2020/04/dry-run-300x192.png