In which pane do the results of inspections appear?

The correct response highlights the key functionality of the Gosu editor pane. In Guidewire, the Gosu editor is specifically designed for writing, editing, and inspecting Gosu code. When inspections are run on the code within this editor, the results of those inspections, including warnings and suggestions for code improvement, are displayed directly within the Gosu editor pane. This allows developers to instantly see feedback related to the code they are working on, streamlining the process of code refinement and ensuring adherence to best practices.

In contrast, the results pane tends to focus more on outputs or data derived from specific processes rather than code inspections. The log pane is primarily used for viewing application logs, which may report errors or system messages but not specifically inspection results. The main application pane serves a broader purpose of displaying various functionalities within the Guidewire interface but is not directly linked to showing code inspections.