For the function definition int SomeFunc( /* in */ int alpha, /* in */ int beta ) { int gamma; alpha = alpha + beta; gamma = 2 * alpha; return gamma; } what is the function postcondition?

function value == 2*([email protected] + [email protected])

Explanation:

int SomeFunc( /*in */ int alpha,  /* in */ int beta )

{

int gamma;

alpha = alpha + beta;

gamma = 2 * alpha;

return gamma;

}

The post-condition is useful for testing purposes. It represents what value the function SomFunc is expected to return at the time of program execution in a simplified manner.

For the given problem the post-condition is

function value == 2*([email protected] + [email protected])

Where @entry represents the value of alpha and beta at the moment when the function was called.

Note:  /*in */  it represents comment in c++ language and is ignored by the compiler

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