korrekthetsbevis
Korrektheitsbeweis, a German term often translated as "correctness proof" or "proof of correctness," refers to a formal demonstration that a program or algorithm satisfies its specified requirements. This is distinct from a proof of termination, which only shows that a program will eventually stop. A correctness proof establishes that if a program terminates, it will do so with the intended output, meaning it behaves as designed for all valid inputs.
The development of correctness proofs is a cornerstone of formal methods in computer science. These methods
The process typically involves defining a precise mathematical specification of what the program is supposed to