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Article demonstrates how formal verification can detect subtle bugs in code that pass testing and code review, using a banking application example with three classes of defects: fee calculation errors violating invariants, money conservation violations in transfers, and integer overflow edge cases that break properties for all possible inputs.
formal-verification
code-correctness
invariant-violation
integer-overflow
banking-application
logic-errors
static-analysis
java
property-based-testing
Predictable Machines
Francisco Alonso
Java