2. Errors of commission: These are errors that occur when something is done incorrectly. For example, a programmer might use the wrong variable or operator.
3. Errors of logic: These are errors that occur when the code is logically incorrect. For example, a programmer might use a loop that never terminates or a condition that is always true.
4. Errors of syntax: These are errors that occur when the code is grammatically incorrect. For example, a programmer might use an invalid keyword or a missing semicolon.
5. Errors of precision: These are errors that occur when the data is not represented with enough precision. For example, a programmer might use a floating point variable to represent an integer or a string to represent a number.
Inspections are most effective at finding syntax errors, errors of omission, and errors of commission. However, they are less likely to find errors of logic, errors of precision, and errors of omission that are not obvious from the code.
