And you'll rapidly return to proofs when your "function input" is something like a sequence of, say, ieee floating point numbers coming over the wire of possibly unbounded length. State machines with proofs that all the cases are handled are great.
And you'll rapidly return to proofs when your "function input" is something like a sequence of, say, ieee floating point numbers coming over the wire of possibly unbounded length. State machines with proofs that all the cases are handled are great.