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concept:illocutionary-actsIllocutionary Acts
Speech acts whose success depends only on program state and I/O; distinguished from perlocutionary acts in Elephant framework.
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- Input-Output Specificationassociated_withSpecification relating a program's inputs and outputs, analogous to illocutionary correctness.
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- Example Elephant program demonstrating speech acts, commitments, and input-output specifications; shows distinction between ordering admission (illocutionary) and ensuring actual admission (perlocutionary).
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