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Alloy is a modeling language used primarily for software design and verification, particularly in the context of systems and application specifications. It allows developers and researchers to create abstract models of complex systems and check properties about those models, such as consistency and correctness. Key features of Alloy include: 1. **Declarative Syntax**: Alloy uses a high-level, declarative syntax that allows you to specify structures and relationships in a clear and concise manner.
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