👉 "Mermithized" is a term that refers to a type of data format used in programming languages, specifically for storing and manipulating binary numbers. This format consists of two parts - a "mer" (the first byte) and an "eth" (the second byte). The "mer" represents the number of bits in the first byte, while the "eth" represents the number of bits in the second byte. This format is often used for storing binary data that needs to be interpreted
