👉 In the context of computer science and programming, a "defecant" is a type of variable in a programming language that is declared as `void` or `static`. This means that it does not have any assigned value. Instead, its value is automatically set to `null` after being created. Defecants are often used to indicate that a variable has been initialized but is not yet set to anything. For example: ```c++ int i; void defecant(i); ``
