Specification Languages

Specification languages are formal tools used to define and describe the behavior of systems, particularly in computer science and engineering. They help clarify requirements and ensure that a system behaves as intended. Temporal logic is a type of specification language that focuses on how things change over time, allowing us to express statements like "event A will eventually happen" or "event B will always follow event A." By using these languages, developers can create precise models that improve communication, verification, and correctness in complex systems, ensuring they meet their desired specifications.