All too often the author assumes the reader has a detailed understanding of the context the word "context" is being use in.
How do define context in the following sentence "The ? runtime creates a context in which the possible values for injection can be stored. This context can be modified, e.g. the application and the framework can add elements to the context.
It would seem the author is using context to mean some kind of container, perhaps a heap, that holds the context of something. It has become buzz word that is taking on many meaning and confusing things. Is it the elements that are the context and are being stored in a context. To reduce the confusion of the context that the word context is being used it could be said that "the runtime creates a container to store the context in the form of elements." Better yet "the runtime creates a container to store the state in the form of elements and this container with it's state is called the CONTEXT."
