👉 The term "intraversable" is often used in programming and software engineering to describe a class that can be instantiated from any object, regardless of its type or implementation. This allows for objects with different types or implementations to have access to the same functionality provided by an object of the same type or implementation. For example, consider a class named "MyObject" which has a method named "myMethod". If you create an instance of this class and pass it to another class that needs the same
