"""
Dana Dana Type Checker

This module provides type checking functionality for Dana programs.

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"""

from typing import Any, Optional

from dana.common.exceptions import TypeError
from dana.core.lang.ast import (
    AssertStatement,
    Assignment,
    AttributeAccess,
    BinaryExpression,
    BinaryOperator,
    BreakStatement,
    CompoundAssignment,
    Conditional,
    ContinueStatement,
    DictLiteral,
    ExceptBlock,
    ForLoop,
    FunctionCall,
    FunctionDefinition,
    Identifier,
    ImportFromStatement,
    ImportStatement,
    ListLiteral,
    LiteralExpression,
    MethodDefinition,
    Parameter,
    PassStatement,
    Program,
    RaiseStatement,
    ReturnStatement,
    SetLiteral,
    StructDefinition,
    SubscriptExpression,
    TryBlock,
    TupleLiteral,
    TypeHint,
    UnaryExpression,
    WhileLoop,
)


class DanaType:
    """Represents a type in Dana."""

    def __init__(self, name: str):
        self.name = name

    def __str__(self) -> str:
        return self.name

    def __eq__(self, other: Any) -> bool:
        if not isinstance(other, DanaType):
            return False
        return self.name == other.name

    @staticmethod
    def from_type_hint(type_hint: "TypeHint") -> "DanaType":
        """Convert a TypeHint to a DanaType."""
        # Map type hint names to DanaType names
        type_mapping = {
            "int": "int",
            "float": "float",
            "str": "string",  # Map str to string for consistency
            "bool": "bool",
            "list": "list",
            "dict": "dict",
            "tuple": "tuple",
            "set": "set",
            "None": "null",  # Map None to null for consistency
            "any": "any",
        }

        dana_type_name = type_mapping.get(type_hint.name, type_hint.name)
        return DanaType(dana_type_name)


class TypeEnvironment:
    """Environment for type checking."""

    def __init__(self, parent: Optional["TypeEnvironment"] = None):
        self.types: dict[str, DanaType] = {}
        self.parent = parent

    def get(self, name: str) -> DanaType | None:
        """Get a type from the environment."""
        if name in self.types:
            return self.types[name]
        if self.parent:
            return self.parent.get(name)
        return None

    def set(self, name: str, type_: DanaType) -> None:
        """Set a type in the environment."""
        self.types[name] = type_

    def register(self, name: str, type_: DanaType) -> None:
        """Register a type in the environment."""
        self.types[name] = type_

    def push_scope(self):
        """Push a new scope for type checking."""
        self.types = {}

    def pop_scope(self):
        """Pop the current scope for type checking."""
        self.types = self.parent.types if self.parent else {}


class TypeChecker:
    """Type checker for Dana programs."""

    def __init__(self):
        self.environment = TypeEnvironment()

    def check_program(self, program: Program) -> None:
        """Check a program for type errors."""
        for statement in program.statements:
            self.check_statement(statement)

    def check_statement(self, statement: Any) -> None:
        """Check a statement for type errors."""
        if isinstance(statement, Assignment):
            self.check_assignment(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, CompoundAssignment):
            self.check_compound_assignment(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, FunctionCall):
            self.check_function_call(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, Conditional):
            self.check_conditional(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, WhileLoop):
            self.check_while_loop(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, ForLoop):
            self.check_for_loop(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, TryBlock):
            self.check_try_block(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, FunctionDefinition):
            self.check_function_definition(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, MethodDefinition):
            self.check_method_definition(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, StructDefinition):
            self.check_struct_definition(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, ImportStatement):
            self.check_import_statement(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, ImportFromStatement):
            self.check_import_from_statement(statement)
        # Agent-related definitions are declarative; no static type checking required
        elif self._is_agent_declarative(statement):
            return
        elif isinstance(statement, Identifier):
            self.check_identifier(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, AssertStatement):
            self.check_assert_statement(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, RaiseStatement):
            self.check_raise_statement(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, ReturnStatement):
            self.check_return_statement(statement)
        elif isinstance(statement, BreakStatement) or isinstance(statement, ContinueStatement) or isinstance(statement, PassStatement):
            # These statements have no type implications
            pass
        elif hasattr(statement, "type") and statement.type == "COMMENT":
            # Comment tokens have no type implications
            pass
        elif isinstance(statement, LiteralExpression):
            # Literal expressions as statements (e.g., standalone None) have no type implications
            pass
        elif isinstance(statement, DictLiteral):
            # Dictionary literals as statements (e.g., standalone {...}) have no type implications
            pass
        else:
            raise TypeError(f"Unsupported statement type: {type(statement).__name__}", statement)

    def _is_agent_declarative(self, statement: Any) -> bool:
        try:
            from dana.core.lang.ast import AgentDefinition as _AgentDef
            from dana.core.lang.ast import BaseAgentSingletonDefinition as _BaseAgentSingletonDef
            from dana.core.lang.ast import SingletonAgentDefinition as _SingletonAgentDef

            return isinstance(statement, _AgentDef | _SingletonAgentDef | _BaseAgentSingletonDef)
        except Exception:
            return False

    def check_assignment(self, node: Assignment) -> None:
        """Check an assignment for type errors."""
        from dana.core.lang.ast import AttributeAccess, Identifier

        value_type = self.check_expression(node.value)

        # Handle different target types
        if isinstance(node.target, Identifier):
            # Regular variable assignment (x = value)
            target_name = node.target.name

            # If there's a type hint, validate it matches the value type
            if node.type_hint is not None:
                expected_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(node.type_hint)

                # Allow 'any' type to match anything
                if expected_type != DanaType("any") and value_type != DanaType("any"):
                    if value_type != expected_type:
                        raise TypeError(
                            f"Type hint mismatch: expected {expected_type}, got {value_type} for variable '{target_name}'", node
                        )

                # Use the type hint as the variable's type
                self.environment.set(target_name, expected_type)
            else:
                # No type hint, use inferred type
                self.environment.set(target_name, value_type)

        elif isinstance(node.target, AttributeAccess):
            # Attribute assignment (obj.attr = value)
            # For attribute assignments, we don't enforce that the object exists beforehand
            # since the assignment might be creating or modifying the object dynamically
            # We also don't track attribute types in the type environment for now

            # If there's a type hint on attribute assignment, that's an error for now
            if node.type_hint is not None:
                raise TypeError("Type hints are not supported for attribute assignments", node)
        else:
            raise TypeError(f"Unsupported assignment target type: {type(node.target)}", node)

    def check_compound_assignment(self, node: CompoundAssignment) -> None:
        """Check a compound assignment for type errors."""
        from dana.core.lang.ast import AttributeAccess, Identifier

        # Check that target exists and get its current type
        if isinstance(node.target, Identifier):
            target_name = node.target.name
            target_type = self.environment.get(target_name)
            if target_type is None:
                raise TypeError(f"Variable '{target_name}' is not defined", node)
        elif isinstance(node.target, AttributeAccess):
            # For attribute access, we'll be permissive for now
            target_type = DanaType("any")
        elif isinstance(node.target, SubscriptExpression):
            # For subscript expressions, we'll be permissive for now
            target_type = DanaType("any")
        else:
            raise TypeError(f"Unsupported compound assignment target type: {type(node.target)}", node)

        # Check the value expression
        self.check_expression(node.value)

        # Check that the operation is valid for the types
        # For now, we'll be permissive and allow any compound assignment operations
        # In the future, we could add more specific type checking for operators
        # (e.g., += works with numbers and strings, but not with booleans)

        # The result type is the same as the target type for compound assignments
        if isinstance(node.target, Identifier):
            self.environment.set(node.target.name, target_type)

    def check_conditional(self, node: Conditional) -> None:
        """Check a conditional for type errors."""
        condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
        if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
            raise TypeError(f"Condition must be boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)
        for statement in node.else_body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

    def check_while_loop(self, node: WhileLoop) -> None:
        """Check a while loop for type errors."""
        condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
        if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
            raise TypeError(f"Loop condition must be boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

    def check_for_loop(self, node: ForLoop) -> None:
        """Check a for loop for type errors."""
        # Check the iterable expression
        iterable_type = self.check_expression(node.iterable)

        # Assuming iterable is a list or range
        if iterable_type != DanaType("array") and iterable_type != DanaType("list") and iterable_type != DanaType("range"):
            raise TypeError(f"For loop iterable must be a list, array, or range, got {iterable_type}", node)

        # Register the loop variable in the type environment
        # For arrays/lists, the element type is 'any' unless we can infer more specific types
        element_type = DanaType("any")

        # Register the loop variable with either full scope name or add 'local:' prefix
        var_name = node.target.name
        if ":" not in var_name and "." not in var_name:
            var_name = f"local:{var_name}"

        # Add the loop variable to the environment
        self.environment.register(var_name, element_type)

        # Check the loop body statements
        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

        # Remove the loop variable from the environment after checking
        # to avoid polluting the outer scope
        if var_name in self.environment.types:
            del self.environment.types[var_name]

    def check_try_block(self, node: TryBlock) -> None:
        """Check a try block for type errors."""
        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)
        for except_block in node.except_blocks:
            self.check_except_block(except_block)
        if node.finally_block:
            for statement in node.finally_block:
                self.check_statement(statement)

    def check_except_block(self, node: ExceptBlock) -> None:
        """Check an except block for type errors."""
        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

    def check_function_definition(self, node: FunctionDefinition) -> None:
        """Check a function definition for type errors."""
        # Create a new scope for the function
        self.environment = TypeEnvironment(self.environment)

        # Add parameters to the environment
        for param in node.parameters:
            if isinstance(param, Parameter):
                # Handle Parameter objects with optional type hints
                param_name = param.name
                if ":" not in param_name and "." not in param_name:
                    param_name = f"local:{param_name}"

                # Use type hint if available, otherwise default to 'any'
                if param.type_hint is not None:
                    param_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(param.type_hint)
                else:
                    param_type = DanaType("any")

                self.environment.set(param_name, param_type)

                # Also add unscoped version for convenience
                if ":" in param_name:
                    _, name = param_name.split(":", 1)
                    self.environment.set(name, param_type)

            elif isinstance(param, Identifier):
                # Handle legacy Identifier parameters (for backward compatibility)
                # Handle scoped parameters (e.g. local:a)
                if ":" in param.name:
                    scope, name = param.name.split(":", 1)
                    if scope != "local":
                        raise TypeError(f"Function parameters must use local scope, got {scope}", param)
                    param_name = f"local:{name}"
                elif "." not in param.name:
                    # For unscoped parameters, add local: prefix
                    param_name = f"local:{param.name}"
                else:
                    # Keep dot notation as-is for backward compatibility
                    param_name = param.name

                # Add parameter to environment with any type
                self.environment.set(param_name, DanaType("any"))
                # Also add unscoped version for convenience
                if ":" in param_name:
                    _, name = param_name.split(":", 1)
                    self.environment.set(name, DanaType("any"))

        # Check the function body
        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

        # Restore the parent environment
        self.environment = self.environment.parent or TypeEnvironment()

    def check_method_definition(self, node: MethodDefinition) -> None:
        """Check a method definition for type errors."""
        # Create a new scope for the method
        self.environment = TypeEnvironment(self.environment)

        # Add receiver parameter to the environment
        receiver = node.receiver
        if isinstance(receiver, Parameter):
            param_name = receiver.name
            if ":" not in param_name and "." not in param_name:
                param_name = f"local:{param_name}"

            # Use type hint if available, otherwise default to 'any'
            if receiver.type_hint is not None:
                param_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(receiver.type_hint)
            else:
                param_type = DanaType("any")

            self.environment.set(param_name, param_type)
            # Also add unscoped version for convenience
            if ":" in param_name:
                _, name = param_name.split(":", 1)
                self.environment.set(name, param_type)

        # Add regular parameters to the environment
        for param in node.parameters:
            if isinstance(param, Parameter):
                # Handle Parameter objects with optional type hints
                param_name = param.name
                if ":" not in param_name and "." not in param_name:
                    param_name = f"local:{param_name}"

                # Use type hint if available, otherwise default to 'any'
                if param.type_hint is not None:
                    param_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(param.type_hint)
                else:
                    param_type = DanaType("any")

                self.environment.set(param_name, param_type)
                # Also add unscoped version for convenience
                if ":" in param_name:
                    _, name = param_name.split(":", 1)
                    self.environment.set(name, param_type)

        # Check the method body
        for statement in node.body:
            self.check_statement(statement)

        # Restore the parent environment
        self.environment = self.environment.parent or TypeEnvironment()

    def check_struct_definition(self, node: StructDefinition) -> None:
        """Check a struct definition for type errors."""
        # Validate that all fields have proper type hints
        for field in node.fields:
            if field.type_hint is None:
                self.add_error(f"Field '{field.name}' in struct '{node.name}' must have a type annotation")
            else:
                # Validate that the type hint refers to a valid type
                try:
                    # For now, just ensure the type hint has a name
                    if not hasattr(field.type_hint, "name") or not field.type_hint.name:
                        self.add_error(f"Invalid type hint for field '{field.name}' in struct '{node.name}'")
                except Exception:
                    self.add_error(f"Invalid type hint for field '{field.name}' in struct '{node.name}'")

    def check_import_statement(self, node: ImportStatement) -> None:
        """Check an import statement for type errors."""
        pass  # No type checking needed

    def check_import_from_statement(self, node: ImportFromStatement) -> None:
        """Check an import from statement for type errors."""
        pass  # No type checking needed

    def check_expression(self, expression: Any) -> DanaType:
        """Check an expression for type errors."""
        # Handle Union types from Assignment.value which includes additional types
        if isinstance(expression, LiteralExpression):
            return self.check_literal_expression(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, Identifier):
            return self.check_identifier(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, BinaryExpression):
            return self.check_binary_expression(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, FunctionCall):
            return self.check_function_call(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, UnaryExpression):
            return self.check_unary_expression(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, AttributeAccess):
            return self.check_attribute_access(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, SubscriptExpression):
            return self.check_subscript_expression(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, DictLiteral):
            return self.check_dict_literal(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, SetLiteral):
            return self.check_set_literal(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, TupleLiteral):
            return self.check_tuple_literal(expression)
        elif isinstance(expression, ListLiteral):
            return self.check_list_literal(expression)
        # Note: UseStatement functionality has been removed as part of grammar unification
        # elif isinstance(expression, UseStatement):
        #     return self.check_use_statement(expression)
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "FStringExpression":
            # Handle FStringExpression without importing it directly
            return DanaType("string")
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "AgentStatement":
            # Handle AgentStatement
            return DanaType("any")  # Agent statements return dynamic objects
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "AgentPoolStatement":
            # Handle AgentPoolStatement
            return DanaType("any")  # Agent pool statements return dynamic objects
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "ObjectFunctionCall":
            # Handle ObjectFunctionCall
            return DanaType("any")  # Object function calls return dynamic results
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "LambdaExpression":
            # Handle LambdaExpression
            return self.check_lambda_expression(expression)
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "ListComprehension":
            # Handle ListComprehension
            return self.check_list_comprehension(expression)
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "SetComprehension":
            # Handle SetComprehension
            return self.check_set_comprehension(expression)
        elif hasattr(expression, "__class__") and expression.__class__.__name__ == "DictComprehension":
            # Handle DictComprehension
            return self.check_dict_comprehension(expression)
        else:
            raise TypeError(f"Unsupported expression type: {type(expression).__name__}", expression)

    def check_literal_expression(self, node: LiteralExpression) -> DanaType:
        """Check a literal expression for type errors."""
        return DanaType(node.type)

    def check_identifier(self, node: Identifier) -> DanaType:
        """Check an identifier for type errors."""
        # Try with original name first
        type_ = self.environment.get(node.name)

        # If not found and name is unscoped, try all scope hierarchies
        if type_ is None and ":" not in node.name and "." not in node.name:
            # For unscoped variables, try scope hierarchy: local → private → system → public
            for scope in ["local", "private", "system", "public"]:
                scoped_name = f"{scope}:{node.name}"
                type_ = self.environment.get(scoped_name)
                if type_ is not None:
                    break

        if type_ is None:
            raise TypeError(f"Undefined variable: {node.name}", node)
        return type_

    def check_binary_expression(self, node: BinaryExpression) -> DanaType:
        """Check a binary expression for type errors.

        Returns bool for comparison operators, otherwise returns the operand type.
        """
        left_type = self.check_expression(node.left)
        right_type = self.check_expression(node.right)

        # Boolean result for comparison operators (handle this first, even with 'any' types)
        if node.operator in [
            BinaryOperator.EQUALS,
            BinaryOperator.NOT_EQUALS,
            BinaryOperator.LESS_THAN,
            BinaryOperator.GREATER_THAN,
            BinaryOperator.LESS_EQUALS,
            BinaryOperator.GREATER_EQUALS,
            BinaryOperator.IN,
            BinaryOperator.NOT_IN,
        ]:
            return DanaType("bool")

        # Special handling for 'any' type - allows operations with any other type
        # This is useful for dynamic values like loop variables
        if left_type == DanaType("any") or right_type == DanaType("any"):
            # For operations with 'any', use the more specific type if available
            if left_type == DanaType("any"):
                return right_type
            else:
                return left_type

        # Type-specific operations
        if node.operator in [BinaryOperator.AND, BinaryOperator.OR]:
            if left_type != DanaType("bool"):
                raise TypeError(f"Logical operators require boolean operands, got {left_type}", node)
            return DanaType("bool")

        # Arithmetic operations: allow int/float compatibility
        if node.operator in [
            BinaryOperator.ADD,
            BinaryOperator.SUBTRACT,
            BinaryOperator.MULTIPLY,
            BinaryOperator.DIVIDE,
            BinaryOperator.FLOOR_DIVIDE,
            BinaryOperator.MODULO,
            BinaryOperator.POWER,
        ]:
            # Allow int and float to be mixed in arithmetic operations
            numeric_types = [DanaType("int"), DanaType("float")]
            if left_type in numeric_types and right_type in numeric_types:
                # Return float if either operand is float, otherwise int
                if left_type == DanaType("float") or right_type == DanaType("float"):
                    return DanaType("float")
                else:
                    return DanaType("int")
            # For non-numeric types, require exact match
            elif left_type != right_type:
                raise TypeError(f"Binary expression operands must be of the same type, got {left_type} and {right_type}", node)
            else:
                return left_type

        # For other operations, require exact type match
        if left_type != right_type:
            raise TypeError(f"Binary expression operands must be of the same type, got {left_type} and {right_type}", node)

        # For arithmetic, return the operand type
        return left_type

    def check_unary_expression(self, node: UnaryExpression) -> DanaType:
        """Check a unary expression for type errors."""
        operand_type = self.check_expression(node.operand)
        if node.operator == "-" and operand_type != DanaType("int") and operand_type != DanaType("float"):
            raise TypeError(f"Unary operator '-' requires int or float, got {operand_type}", node)
        elif node.operator == "not" and operand_type != DanaType("bool"):
            raise TypeError(f"Unary operator 'not' requires bool, got {operand_type}", node)
        return operand_type

    def check_attribute_access(self, node: AttributeAccess) -> DanaType:
        """Check an attribute access for type errors."""
        object_type = self.check_expression(node.object)
        # Assuming all objects have attributes
        # In a real implementation, you would check if the object has the attribute
        return object_type

    def check_subscript_expression(self, node: SubscriptExpression) -> DanaType:
        """Check a subscript expression for type errors."""
        object_type = self.check_expression(node.object)
        index_type = self.check_expression(node.index)

        # Basic validation that the object supports subscripting
        if object_type not in [DanaType("array"), DanaType("list"), DanaType("dict"), DanaType("any")]:
            raise TypeError(f"Subscript requires array, list, or dict, got {object_type}", node)

        # Basic validation of index type for specific containers
        if object_type in [DanaType("array"), DanaType("list")] and index_type not in [DanaType("int"), DanaType("any")]:
            raise TypeError(f"Array/list subscript requires int, got {index_type}", node)
        if object_type == DanaType("dict") and index_type not in [DanaType("string"), DanaType("any")]:
            raise TypeError(f"Dict subscript requires string, got {index_type}", node)

        # Always return 'any' type for subscript results to be flexible with type hints
        return DanaType("any")

    def check_dict_literal(self, node: DictLiteral) -> DanaType:
        """Check a dictionary literal for type errors."""
        for key, value in node.items:
            key_type = self.check_expression(key)
            _ = self.check_expression(value)
            if key_type != DanaType("string"):
                raise TypeError(f"Dict key must be string, got {key_type}", node)
        return DanaType("dict")

    def check_set_literal(self, node: SetLiteral) -> DanaType:
        """Check a set literal for type errors."""
        for item in node.items:
            _ = self.check_expression(item)
        return DanaType("set")

    def check_tuple_literal(self, node: TupleLiteral) -> DanaType:
        """Check a tuple literal for type errors."""
        for item in node.items:
            _ = self.check_expression(item)
        return DanaType("tuple")

    def check_list_literal(self, node: ListLiteral) -> DanaType:
        """Check a list literal for type errors."""
        for item in node.items:
            _ = self.check_expression(item)
        return DanaType("list")

    def check_function_call(self, node: FunctionCall) -> DanaType:
        """Check a function call for type errors."""
        for arg in node.args.values():
            if isinstance(arg, list):
                for a in arg:
                    self.check_expression(a)
            else:
                self.check_expression(arg)
        return DanaType("any")

    def check_assert_statement(self, node: AssertStatement) -> None:
        """Check an assert statement for type errors."""
        condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
        if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
            raise TypeError(f"Assert condition must be a boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

        if node.message is not None:
            # Message can be any type, no type restrictions
            self.check_expression(node.message)

    def check_raise_statement(self, node: RaiseStatement) -> None:
        """Check a raise statement for type errors."""
        if node.value is not None:
            # The raised value can be of any type, no type restrictions
            self.check_expression(node.value)

        if node.from_value is not None:
            # The from_value should also be allowed to be any type
            self.check_expression(node.from_value)

    def check_return_statement(self, node: ReturnStatement) -> None:
        """Check a return statement for type errors."""
        if node.value is not None:
            # For now, any return type is allowed
            self.check_expression(node.value)

    # Note: UseStatement functionality has been removed as part of grammar unification
    # def check_use_statement(self, node: UseStatement) -> DanaType:
    #     """Check a use statement for type errors."""
    #     # Check arguments
    #     for arg in node.args:
    #         self.check_expression(arg)
    #     for kwarg_value in node.kwargs.values():
    #         self.check_expression(kwarg_value)
    #     # Use statements return dynamic objects, so return 'any' type
    #     return DanaType("any")

    def check_lambda_expression(self, node: Any) -> DanaType:
        """Check a lambda expression for type errors."""
        # Import LambdaExpression here to avoid circular imports
        from dana.core.lang.ast import Parameter

        if not hasattr(node, "receiver") or not hasattr(node, "parameters") or not hasattr(node, "body"):
            raise TypeError("Invalid lambda expression structure", node)

        # Create a new scope for lambda type checking
        self.environment.push_scope()

        try:
            # Type check receiver if present
            if node.receiver:
                if not isinstance(node.receiver, Parameter):
                    raise TypeError(f"Lambda receiver must be a Parameter, got {type(node.receiver)}", node)

                if node.receiver.type_hint:
                    receiver_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(node.receiver.type_hint)
                    self.environment.set(node.receiver.name, receiver_type)
                else:
                    # Infer receiver type if not specified
                    self.environment.set(node.receiver.name, DanaType("any"))

            # Type check parameters
            for param in node.parameters:
                if not isinstance(param, Parameter):
                    raise TypeError(f"Lambda parameter must be a Parameter, got {type(param)}", node)

                if param.type_hint:
                    param_type = DanaType.from_type_hint(param.type_hint)
                    self.environment.set(param.name, param_type)
                else:
                    # Infer parameter type if not specified
                    self.environment.set(param.name, DanaType("any"))

            # Type check the lambda body
            self.check_expression(node.body)

            # Lambda expressions themselves have a function type
            # For now, we'll return 'function' as the type
            return DanaType("function")

        finally:
            # Always pop the scope, even if an error occurs
            self.environment.pop_scope()

    def check_list_comprehension(self, node: Any) -> DanaType:
        """Check a list comprehension for type errors."""
        # Import ListComprehension here to avoid circular imports

        if not hasattr(node, "expression") or not hasattr(node, "target") or not hasattr(node, "iterable"):
            raise TypeError("Invalid list comprehension structure", node)

        # Create a new scope for list comprehension type checking
        self.environment.push_scope()

        try:
            # Type check the iterable
            self.check_expression(node.iterable)

            # For now, we'll assume the target variable can be of any type
            # In a more sophisticated implementation, we could infer the type from the iterable
            self.environment.set(node.target, DanaType("any"))

            # Type check the condition if present
            if node.condition is not None:
                condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
                if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
                    raise TypeError(f"List comprehension condition must be a boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

            # Type check the expression
            self.check_expression(node.expression)

            # List comprehensions return lists
            return DanaType("list")

        finally:
            # Always pop the scope, even if an error occurs
            self.environment.pop_scope()

    def check_set_comprehension(self, node: Any) -> DanaType:
        """Check a set comprehension for type errors."""
        # Import SetComprehension here to avoid circular imports

        if not hasattr(node, "expression") or not hasattr(node, "target") or not hasattr(node, "iterable"):
            raise TypeError("Invalid set comprehension structure", node)

        # Create a new scope for set comprehension type checking
        self.environment.push_scope()

        try:
            # Type check the iterable
            self.check_expression(node.iterable)

            # For now, we'll assume the target variable can be of any type
            # In a more sophisticated implementation, we could infer the type from the iterable
            self.environment.set(node.target, DanaType("any"))

            # Type check the condition if present
            if node.condition is not None:
                condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
                if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
                    raise TypeError(f"Set comprehension condition must be a boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

            # Type check the expression
            self.check_expression(node.expression)

            # Set comprehensions return sets
            return DanaType("set")

        finally:
            # Always pop the scope, even if an error occurs
            self.environment.pop_scope()

    def check_dict_comprehension(self, node: Any) -> DanaType:
        """Check a dict comprehension for type errors."""
        # Import DictComprehension here to avoid circular imports

        if not hasattr(node, "key_expr") or not hasattr(node, "value_expr") or not hasattr(node, "target") or not hasattr(node, "iterable"):
            raise TypeError("Invalid dict comprehension structure", node)

        # Create a new scope for dict comprehension type checking
        self.environment.push_scope()

        try:
            # Type check the iterable
            self.check_expression(node.iterable)

            # For now, we'll assume the target variable can be of any type
            # In a more sophisticated implementation, we could infer the type from the iterable
            self.environment.set(node.target, DanaType("any"))

            # Type check the condition if present
            if node.condition is not None:
                condition_type = self.check_expression(node.condition)
                if condition_type != DanaType("bool"):
                    raise TypeError(f"Dict comprehension condition must be a boolean, got {condition_type}", node)

            # Type check the key and value expressions
            self.check_expression(node.key_expr)
            self.check_expression(node.value_expr)

            # Dict comprehensions return dicts
            return DanaType("dict")

        finally:
            # Always pop the scope, even if an error occurs
            self.environment.pop_scope()

    @staticmethod
    def check_types(program: Program) -> None:
        """Check types in a Dana program (static utility)."""
        checker = TypeChecker()
        checker.check_program(program)
