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\item Specify all condtions for all the variables known through the pre and post-conditions, as far as applicable
\end{enumerate}
Also, all other variables that are being changed need to be addressed in the invariant, ensuring that the statements resolve to boolean when executed (\texttt{==} and not \texttt{=} for comparison (because valid Java Syntax required).
Also, all other variables that are being changed need to be addressed in the invariant, ensuring that the statements resolve to boolean when executed
(\texttt{==} and not \texttt{=} for comparison (because valid Java Syntax required)).
For the pre- and postconditions, ensure to also address ALL variables in the loop, even if it seems unnecessary.
\section{Mean things}
EProg is sadly known for testing your knowledge of the edge cases. Here are some common pitfalls at the exams.
The best way to prepare for the programming exam is to solve the programming exercises during the semester and solve a few of the old programming exams that are available.
To prepare for the theory, solve as many of the old exams as you can, as they can be completed, including correction, in under one hour.
\subsection{In EBNF}
\begin{itemize}
\item Unbalanced brackets