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Task 1.1 (Written, 10 points) For each statement, does it describe verification, testing, both, or neither? a) When you do this, the program is guaranteed to work as intended. b) The code's been in use for 10 years and nobody's seen a bug. c) I have a proof that the code will meet its specification. d) I expect the code to produce an integer, so I wrote it in a statically typed language, annotated the code with the type "int" and it compiled. e) Doing this on a piece of code can give you more confidence that it will work correctly. Note that the answer "both" for (a) would be intended to be read "When you do either verification or testing, the program is guaranteed to work as intended" and the answer "neither" would be intended to be read "Neither verification nor testing is sufficient to guarantee the program works as intended.", and similar readings for (e)