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Line 33: === Memory aliasing === Symbolic execution is harder when the same memory ___location can be accessed through different names ([[aliasing (computing) \| aliasing]]). Aliasing cannot always be recognized statically, so the symbolic execution engine can't recognize that a change to the value of one variable also changes the other.<ref name=DeMillo1991>{{Cite journal\| title = Constraint-Based Automatic Test Data Generation\| journal = IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering\| date = 1991-09-01\| pages = 900–910\| volume = 17\| issue = 9\| first1 = Rich\| last1 = DeMillo\| first2 = Jeff\| last2 = Offutt\| doi = 10.1109/32.92910}}</ref> === Arrays ===

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