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Natural Semantics for Repeat and Random in Programming

Understanding natural semantics for repeat and random functions in programming with relevant examples and explanations.

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Natural Semantics for Repeat and Random in Programming

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  1. [repeatttns] <S, s>  s’<repeat S until B, s>  s’ if Bbs’=tt Natural Semantics for Repeat [repeatffns] <S , s>  s’, <while b do S, s’>  s’’ <while b do S, s>  s’’ if Bbs’=ff

  2. Random If n N [randomns] <random(x) , s>  s[x n] [randomsos] <random(x) , s>  s[x n] If n N x :=0 ; finish := false; while not finish do (finish := true or x := x +1)

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