Last updated: May 3, 2022

Type Checking

Type checking is the activity of providing that the operands of an operator are of compatible types. We’ll learn about Design Spaces, Attributes, Environment and Expressions, Control Flow, Backpatching, Switch-Statements, and Intermediate codes for Procedures.
Type Checking in Compiler Design EASY
Type checking in compiler design is the process of verifying and implementing constraints of types in values. It involves verifying syntax, semantics, and adherence to language-specific type rules by the compiler.