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Formal Specification Techniques for Promoting Software Modularity, Enhancing Documentation, and Testing Specifications

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Tan, Yang Meng
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Abstract
This thesis presents three ideas. First, it presents a novel use of formal specification to promote a programming style based on specified interfaces and data abstraction in a programming language that lacks such supports. Second, it illustrates the uses of claims about specifications.
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1994-06
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149770
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MIT-LCS-TR-619

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