klasseninvariant
Klasseninvariant refers to a property that remains unchanged for all objects of a given class. In object-oriented programming, this concept is crucial for ensuring the integrity and predictability of a class's behavior. A klasseninvariant is a condition that must always be true for any instance of a class, both before and after any public method of that class is executed. It acts as a contract between the class designer and its users, guaranteeing that certain invariants will be maintained.
Developers establish klasseninvariants to define the valid states an object can be in. For example, in a
The use of klasseninvariants aids in reasoning about code, debugging, and formal verification. By stating and