Invariant-based programming

ID: invariant-based-programming

Invariant-based programming is a software development methodology that emphasizes the use of invariants—conditions that must hold true during the execution of a program—throughout the lifecycle of a program. Invariants are properties or constraints that remain unchanged under specific conditions, providing a way to reason about and maintain the correctness of a program. ### Key Concepts 1.

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