Error-free computer thanks to math and logic, Jorge Perez in FSE Science Newsroom by René Fransen
What if computer programmers had autocorrect at their disposal, a tool that could detect program errors and suggest changes? Jorge Pérez, associate professor in Software Foundations at the University of Groningen, uses mathematics and logic on a quest towards a world free of software errors. A world in which programs no longer crash and critical services such as hospitals and airports never have to face software problems like the one witnessed earlier this year.
FSE Science Newsroom | René Fransen
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| Last modified: | 10 December 2024 5.03 p.m. |
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