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For each syntactic category, the corresponding interpretation function gives a meaning to each language construct c belonging to the category. We use the notation [[c]] or [[c]]k for applications of all interpretation functions. The exact interpretation function is always clear from the context....
meaning you end up with multiple named parametersfoo. This actually still sort of works - you can apply it asthing(foo=42, foo="hello"). However this is confusing, one would need to always qualify the annotation name when accessing it ast.a:fooort.b:foo, and also the type expression ...