In type theory, a "container" is a type that can hold or "contain" elements of a certain type and has a structure that allows for certain operations to be performed on it. Containers are a way to abstractly represent collections of items in a type-safe manner. ### Key Concepts of Containers in Type Theory: 1. **Type Parameters**: Containers are often parameterized by types.
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