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  1. ; ; ; (, Software and Systems Modeling)
    Since the dawn of programming, several developments in programming language design and programming methodology have been hailed as the end of the profession of programmer; they have all proven to be exaggerated rumors, to echo the words of Mark Twain. In this paper we ponder the question of whether the emergence of large language models finally realizes these prophecies. 
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    We propose a set of functions that a user can invoke to analyze a program written in a C-like language: Assume() refers to a label in the source code or to a program part, and enables the user to make an assumption about the state of the program at some label or the function of some program part; Capture() refers to a label or a program part and returns an assertion about the state of the program at the label or the function of the program part; Verify() refers to a label or a program part and tests a unary assertion about the state of the program at the label or a binary assertion about the function of the program part; Establish() refers to a label or a program part and modifies the program code to make Verify() return TRUE at that label or program part, if it did not originally. We discuss the foundations of this tool as well as a preliminary implementation. 
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