A type signature declares the input and output types of a function, serving as a contract in statically typed languages. Programmers use it to ensure code correctness, prevent runtime errors, and improve readability. Developers, especially in languages like Haskell or TypeScript, benefit from clearer documentation and safer refactoring.
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