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What Is Formal Verification in the Context of Smart Contract Security?

Formal verification is a rigorous mathematical process that proves the code's compliance with a specified set of properties or a formal specification. Unlike testing, which only finds bugs, formal verification guarantees the absence of certain types of bugs, offering the highest level of assurance for critical contracts.

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