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Definition
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Proof of correctness
is
“
[t]he use of mathematical
logic
to infer that a relation between
program variables
assumed true at the
program
entry implies that another relation between
program variables
holds at
program
exit.
[1]
”
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↑
Auditing and Financial Management: Glossary of EDP Terminology
, at 13.
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