👉 In programming, "attriutively" refers to a programming concept where variables are assigned values based on their initial state before being used. This means that when you assign a value to an attribute of a variable, it is only valid until after the initialization of the variable or the creation of the object (if applicable). This can be useful in situations where the value of an attribute needs to be changed later without affecting the original values of the variables that have been assigned its initial state.
