Preconditions

Now, I had two preconditions.

If you are too strict with the preconditions, this means that valid inputs will result in failing preconditions.

Whereas for preconditions, it's frequently feasible to come up with the right level of precision.

And yet, every day thousands of people in this country are diagnosed with preconditions.

In theory, you like to have preconditions and postconditions that capture exactly what the program is doing.

Then it's the constraints within the preconditions that tell you whether that's going to work or not.

We're saying if these preconditions are true, then you can perceive something, and you'll learn something new.

These test inputs have been checked by preconditions, and the results of the computation will be checked by postconditions.

Now, as it comes to preconditions and postconditions, you can be either too permissive or you can be too strict.

And then we list the preconditions, what needs to be true in order to be able to execute this action.

However, in practice, you will find that while writing preconditions is typically easy, writing postconditions or regular functions can be very hard.

Another implication is that you should not use assertions to check for public preconditions that is, conditions that your program must check anyway to ensure the integrity of data coming from third parties.

Other tools that help us doing that this is the idea of inferring invariants, having a tool that automatically provides data invariants, preconditions, and postconditions.

If you are too permissive with your preconditions, this means that inputs, which shouldn't go into the function, go into the function and then result in arbitrary behavior.

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