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The e language is an object-oriented programming language. Although e can be used to create any general-purpose software program, it has been designed to facilitate the verification of electronic designs. The verification-specific constructs that distinguish e from other object-oriented languages such as C++ include: • Constructs to define legal values for data items (constraints) • Constructs to describe sequences over time (temporal constructs) • Constructs to support concurrency (multi-threaded execution) • Constructs to support connectivity (bit-level access)