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by jupp0r 761 days ago
To start with, you usually perform verification on a behavioral model and not on the code itself. This opens up the possibility that there are behavioral differences between the code itself and the model which wouldn't be caught.
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Could you offer an example?
If you work through the TLA+ tutorial[1] it will help you get a good idea of the benefits and limitations of verification.

[1] https://learntla.com/