Hoare Logic: Strongest Postcondition and Weakest Precondition

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This lecture covers Hoare logic, which allows inserting annotations into code to simplify proofs about program behavior. Topics include computing relations, havoc, non-deterministic choice, assume command, and translating programs into relations.

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