👉 Inlining is a concept in computer science, specifically in software development and programming. Inlining refers to the process of generating code by directly referencing other parts of the program that have already been compiled or executed, without any external libraries or modules being used. The idea behind inlining lies in the fact that when a function is called, its execution takes place within the context of the original source code. This means that the memory location where the function has been declared is not directly accessible to the calling function
