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Proof step 29 from proof putar-getar (conclusion)

⊦ j = n→i(# vals) → getarray(r, i, j, putArray(vals, r, i, st)) = vals

User applied rule structural induction

And obtained the following new goals

Proof step 1:
⊦ putArray([], r, i, st) = st
Proof step 2:
⊦ getarray(r, i, 0, st) = []
Proof step 28:
∀ j, r, i, st. j = n→i(# vals0) → getarray(r, i, j, putArray(vals0, r, i, st)) = vals0 ⊦ j = n→i(# (val + vals0)) → getarray(r, i, j, putArray(val + vals0, r, i, st)) = val + vals0

Rule argument

[VARWITHFMAVARSARG : vals, ()]

Additional information

[[CONCRETESIMPRULES : ([CSIMPGEN : javavalues generated by [], +;], [CSIMPSEQ : ⊦ # [] = 0])]]