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Conflict-Driven Synthesis

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Conflict-Driven Synthesis
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Program synthesis is expanding rapidly and getting a lot of attention from both industry and academia. The goal of program synthesis is to find a program that satisfies the user intent expressed in the form of some specification. Program synthesis has proven to be useful to both end-users and programmers. For instance, program synthesis has been used to automate tedious tasks that arise in everyday life, such as string manipulations in spreadsheets or data wrangling tasks in R. Program synthesis has also been used for improving programmer productivity by automatically completing parts of a program or helping programmers use complex APIs.