In this chapter, we have discussed the importance of performing code reviews and the complete process of getting code ready for review and responding to reviewer comments as the programmer, along with how to lead a code review and what to look for when performing a review as the code reviewer. It can be seen that there are clearly two roles in a peer code review. These are the reviewer and the reviewee. The reviewer is the person performing the code review, and the reviewee is the person whose code is being reviewed.
You have also seen how you, as a reviewer, can categorize your feedback and why soft skills are important when providing feedback to fellow programmers. And as a reviewee whose code is being scrutinized, you have seen how important it is to build upon positive and optional feedback and how important it is to act upon critical feedback.
By now, you should have a good understanding of why it is important to conduct regular code reviews, and why...
