Using PVS-Studio to Get Beginners Familiar With Code Analysis Tools

Using PVS-Studio to Get Beginners Familiar With Code Analysis Tools. Our support chats and some other indirect signs showed that there are many students among our free users.

Our support chats and some other indirect signs showed that there are many students among our free users. Here's the reason: PVS-Studio is now more often used by professors in courses related to software development. We are very pleased with this, and we decided to write this small article for teachers to try to contribute to this trend.

Development of modern software is impossible without an integrated approach for ensuring software quality and reliability. The reason is that the size of the codebase of today's applications is growing rapidly. Let numbers speak for themselves. For example, take these operating systems:

• MS-DOS 1.0: 4,000 lines of code. One person could read this code entirety, sort it out, and find bugs.
• Linux 1.0.0 kernel: 176,000 lines of code. A team still might thoroughly review the code, although it would take a lot of time and effort.
• Linux 5.0 kernel: more than 26,000,000 lines of code. One just can't embrace such a boundless project.

The Linux kernel example shows that the standard codebase size has grown 150 times in the past 25 years. Now it is impossible for a programmer to review the code of the entire application, understand it, find errors, and improve architectural solutions in one sitting. The inner workings of modern programs can be too overwhelming for one person.

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C Language is an evergreen language and is used widely across different industries, This C programming is a must for students and working professionals to become a great Software Engineer especially when they are working in Software Development Domain. Great Learning brings you this live session on "Introduction to C". In this live session, we will be covering major concepts in C Programming such as Different Variables, Different Data Types that are being used, its Operators, Flow control statements, Structure, and lot more.

Learning C: Input and Output and Two Program Templates. Besides demonstrating how to perform input and output in C, I will also be demonstrating two templates that are related to those topics — Prompt, Then Read and Input, Process, Output (IPO). The IPO template, in particular, is important because practically every C program you write will use this template.

C++ is general purpose, compiled, object-oriented programming language and its concepts served as the basis for several other languages such as Java, Python, Ruby, Perl etc.

This Edureka video Classes and Objects in C++ will help you to get started with C++.

This Edureka video on Introduction to C++ Programming will help you to get started with C++.