JML: notations and tools supporting detailed design in Java

is a notation for specifying the detailed design of Java classes and interfaces. JML's assertions are stated using a slight extension of Java's expression syntax. This should make it easy to use. Tools for JML aid in static analysis, verification, and run-time debugging of Java code.

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