👉 Nasology is a term used in computer science and linguistics to describe the concept of an abstract syntax tree (AST) that represents a program's structure. It is a way of organizing code into a hierarchical data structure, with nodes representing different parts of the program or its input/output. In programming, a nasology can be used to represent a function call in a language such as C++ or Java, where each node in the tree represents an argument and the next level represents the return value
