So far, our interpreted language is only able do deal with expressions one by one. In a real programming language, we need to be able to store intermediate results in variables, and then later to look them up from the environment.
We will start by implementing the Environment class Then we'll extend evaluate to handle expressions using defined variables, and the creation of new variables with the define form.
Run the tests, and get going!
mvn -Dtest=VariablesTest testIn part 5 the environments we just implemented enable us to make lexically scoped functions.