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What is an "enviroment?"
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memory that keeps track of the names, values, and bindings.

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#python #scip
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What is an "enviroment?"
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What is an "enviroment?"
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memory that keeps track of the names, values, and bindings.
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memory that keeps track of the names, values, and bindings. This memory is called an environment.

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1.2 Elements of Programming
x programs are constructed by building, step by step, computational objects of increasing complexity. The possibility of binding names to values and later retrieving those values by name means that the interpreter must maintain some sort of <span>memory that keeps track of the names, values, and bindings. This memory is called an environment. Names can also be bound to functions. For instance, the name max is bound to the max function we have been using. Functions, unlike numbers, are tricky to render as text, so Python

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