an integrated, hands-on approach Laski, Janusz creator Stanley, William text xx New York Springer 2009 monographic und

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xviii, 224 p.: 24 cm. This book addresses the most important techniques in improving the correctness of software, including correctness by construction, program proving, static analysis and dynamic, execution-based analysis. Problems and exercises are included. Preface.- Introduction: What Do We Want to Know About the Program.- Why Not Write Correct Software the First Time?- How to Prove a Program Correct: Programs Without Loops.- How to Prove a Program Correct: Iterative Programs.- Prepare Test for Any Implementation: Black-box Testing.- Intermediate Program Representation.- Program Dependencies.- What Can One Tell about a Program Without Its Execution: Static Analysis.- Is there a Bug in the Program?- Structural Program Testing.- Dynamic Program Analysis.- Index. Janusz Laski. Includes bibliographic references and index English Computer software Verification Computer science Software engineering 005.14 L33s 978-1-84882-239-9 251212 20260803094046.0