👉 Checked computing is a novel approach to program verification that combines static analysis with dynamic testing to ensure software correctness. It involves the creation of a formal model of the program's behavior and its execution environment, which is then checked against a set of properties or specifications using automated tools. These properties can include safety, liveness, and functional requirements. The process involves both static analysis to detect potential errors or violations of these properties without executing the program and dynamic testing to validate the model's behavior under various conditions. By integrating these two methodologies, checked computing aims to provide a more comprehensive and reliable verification process, reducing the likelihood of undetected bugs and enhancing software quality.
