A type system is a set of rules that assigns a property called a 'type' to various constructs in a programming language, such as variables and functions. It helps to define how these constructs can interact with each other and enables the detection of errors at compile-time or runtime. A strong type system enhances program reliability by enforcing constraints on data manipulation and providing guarantees about program behavior.
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