Game Semantics

Game semantics is a way of understanding logic and programming languages by modeling interactions as a game between two parties: one representing the system or program (Proponent) and the other representing the environment or user (Opponent). In this framework, the "moves" are actions or decisions made during the interaction, and the rules of the game define what sequences are valid. This approach helps analyze how systems behave, verify their correctness, and understand complex concepts by visualizing them as strategic games with defined rules and outcomes.