= Formal specification languages
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Formal specification languages are mathematically-based languages used to specify and describe the behavior, properties, and requirements of software systems or hardware designs. These languages provide a precise and unambiguous way to express system specifications, making it easier to analyze, verify, and reason about systems before implementation. \#\#\# Key Features: 1. **Mathematical Foundations**: Formal specification languages are grounded in mathematics, which helps in providing a clear and unambiguous description of system behavior.
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