Model Checking

Model checking is a formal method used to verify whether a system, such as a software program or hardware design, behaves correctly according to specified rules. It involves creating a mathematical model of the system and systematically exploring all possible states and scenarios to ensure the desired properties hold true. If the system violates any rules, model checking identifies these issues, helping developers find and fix errors early. This process increases confidence that the system will operate reliably and safely in real-world situations.