programverification
Program verification is the process of mathematically proving that a computer program meets its specifications and behaves as intended. It involves the use of formal methods to analyze the program's code and ensure that it does not contain errors or vulnerabilities. This process can be applied to various types of software, including operating systems, embedded systems, and critical applications.
The primary goal of program verification is to provide a high degree of confidence in the correctness
Program verification can be performed using different approaches, such as model checking, theorem proving, and static
Program verification is particularly important for software used in critical applications, such as aviation, healthcare, and