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In [[type theory]] a '''typing environment''' (or '''variable assignment''') represents the association between variables names and [[data type]]s.
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More formally an environment <math>\Gamma</math> is a set or ordered list of pairs <math>\langle x,\tau \rangle</math>, usually written as <math>x:\tau</math>, were <math>x</math> is a variable and <math>\tau</math> its type.
 
In [[statically typed]] [[programming language]]s these environments are used and maintained by [[type rules]] to [[type checking|type check]] a given program or expression.
 
==See also==
* [[Type system]]
* [[Type rule]]
* [[Type theory]]
 
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