👉 The term "externomedian" is typically used in statistics and probability theory to denote a point that lies on the median of a set of data. Specifically, it refers to an intermediate value between two medians of a dataset. In other words, when you have a set of numbers represented by a list or array, the external median is the value that falls exactly where all the values in the list are located. This concept can be applied to any type of dataset, including numerical ones like integers
