Which two statements describe advantages of static code analysis over unit tests? (Choose two.)

Static code analysis tools can perform data flow analysis to detect potential security vulnerabilities such as tainted input data being used without proper sanitization, which is often difficult to cover exhaustively with unit tests.

Static analysis is highly effective at enforcing coding standards, style guides, and best practices across a codebase, ensuring consistency and maintainability, a function not performed by unit tests.

Static analysis examines code without executing it and therefore cannot determine if unit tests will pass or fail; that is the purpose of running the unit tests themselves.

While some advanced static analysis tools attempt to identify potential race conditions, dynamic analysis tools that observe code execution are generally more effective at detecting actual concurrency issues that manifest at runtime.

Static analysis cannot estimate the performance of code when it runs because performance evaluation requires actual code execution and measurement, which is typically done through profiling or performance testing.