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The Verified Software Initiative: A Manifesto∗ Tony Hoare†, Jayadev Misra‡, Gary T. Leavens§, and Natarajan Shankar¶ April 16, 2007 1 Introduction We propose an ambitious and long-term research program toward the construction of error-free software systems. Our manifesto represents a consensus position that has emerged from a series of national and international meetings, workshops, and

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CS 124 Homework 4: Spring 2021 Your name: Collaborators: No. of late days used on previous psets: No. of late days used after including this pset: Homework is due Wednesday 2021-03-10 at 11:59pm ET. You are allowed up to twelve (college)/forty (extension school) late days through the semester, but the number of late days you