Proof scripts are a series of commands or instructions written in a specific formal language used within interactive proof assistants to construct mathematical proofs. These scripts allow users to input logical steps and reasoning in a structured way, enabling the assistant to verify the correctness of the proofs as they are developed. The interaction with proof scripts enhances the proof development process by allowing for incremental construction and immediate feedback on the proof's validity.
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