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Proving program correctness has a significant side-benefit of leading the step-wise systematic development of programs. Correctness is proved formally using predicate logic, which requires certain mathematical maturity from the programmer. This work proposes a diagrammatic reasoning tool for representing the predicates, with a minimal blend of symbolic notation, thus providing an easy-to-use tool to achieve the same benefit. We also build a software tool that could be used for drawing the diagrammatic predicates in the course of the construction of the program.