👉 In the context of computer science, a "coverable" object is an object that can be covered by another object. This means that it has all its attributes and methods exposed to other objects or classes, but not necessarily any internal state or data. For example, consider a class `Person` with properties like `name` and `age`. A `CoverablePerson` could represent a person who is capable of being covered by another object. For instance: ```cpp class Person { public
