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Contracts,y Liskov and Zilles [Liskov74], and relying on foundation work done by Hoare [Hoare72]and Parnas [Parnas72a, Parnas72b]. Correctness formulas of the form P {Q} R (also called Hoare triples) are a mathematical notation and form the basis for assertions as understood in this book. On the basis of this