In the sample small language presented in Chapter 12,the sets Program and Expression is an example of a syntactic domain.

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A syntactic domain is a set of rules that define the allowed structure of statements in a programming language. In the sample small language presented in Chapter 12, Program and Expression are sets that define the structure of valid programs and expressions, respectively. Therefore, Program and Expression are examples of a syntactic domain.

In the Sample Small Language Presented in Chapter 12,the Sets