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question:what-do-these-operations-mean-more-centrally-what-do-the-types-meanWhat do these operations mean? More centrally: What do the types mean?
Central design question of denotational methodology; asks what semantic meaning should precede implementation choice.
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extracted_from(2015) · Elliott, Conal
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- Semantic DenotationgatesCentral mechanism in denotational design: precise mathematical meaning assigned to types and expressions, independent of implementation.
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