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For convenience `<conditions>` can be either a single condition or a list (i.e. `[<condition>, <condition>, ...]`).
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The conditions must be specified in the following order: `requires`, `maintains`, and `ensures`.
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The conditions must be given in the following order: `requires`, `maintains`, and `ensures`.
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A condition is a `bool`-valued Rust expression; as simple as that. This is a non-trivial design choice, so its benefits are explained in the section below: [Why Conditions Are Rust Expressions](#why-conditions-are-rust-expressions).
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