👉 Walks engineering, also known as walkthrough engineering, is a method used in software development to systematically explore and understand the behavior of a system by executing it through its various execution paths, or "walks." This approach involves running the software with different inputs and conditions to observe how it responds, allowing developers to identify bugs, understand edge cases, and uncover potential performance issues. By mapping out these walks, engineers can gain insights into the system's logic, dependencies, and interactions, ultimately leading to more robust and reliable software. This technique is particularly useful in complex systems where the number of possible execution paths can be vast, making it challenging to test exhaustively.
