An elementary and unified approach to program correctness

We present through the algorithmic language DHL (Dijkstra-Hehner language), a practical approach to a simple first order theory based on calculational logic, unifying Hoare and Dijkstra’s iterative style of programming with Hehner’s recursive predicative programming theory, getting the “best of the...

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