👉 Push math, also known as dynamic analysis or forward analysis, is a technique used in computer science and programming to analyze the behavior of programs by predicting their future states based on their current and past states. It involves simulating the execution of a program step-by-step, typically using a data flow analysis approach, to determine if certain conditions will eventually hold true or if a program will reach an undesirable state like an infinite loop or a stack overflow. By "pushing" the program's state forward, developers can identify potential issues early in the development process, improving program reliability and security. This method is particularly useful for detecting issues such as unhandled exceptions, resource leaks, and race conditions in concurrent programs.
