A typing environment, often referred to in the context of programming languages and type systems, is an abstract framework or model that defines how types are assigned to expressions or variables within a program. It provides a way to understand the relationships between different types and the rules governing their interactions. ### Key Elements of a Typing Environment: 1. **Type Associations**: A typing environment maintains a mapping between variable names (or identifiers) and their respective types.
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