Postconditions
Likewise, postconditions specify things that must happen after the service has executed. Postconditions are for changing application state, firing event, logging, or other postoperations. If the client orders a page to return in a particular language, that is an example of a postcondition. Finally, any result guaranteed by the ancestor is provided by the descendant.
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