In the sample small language defined in Chapter 12,the empty environment defines all identifiers as 0.

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In the context of programming languages and their specifications, an "empty environment" typically refers to a state where no bindings or definitions have been made yet. It does not automatically assign a value of 0 to all identifiers; instead, identifiers would be undefined or result in an error if accessed in an empty environment, unless the specific language or chapter explicitly defines such behavior.

In the Sample Small Language Defined in Chapter 12,the Empty