👉 In computer science, a node-dotted identifier (nodated) is a way of representing identifiers in a programming language by using a dot as a separator between the name and its value. This approach allows for more readable names that can be used to refer to variables or other identifiers. For example, in Python, you can use nodated syntax like this: ``` my_variable = "Hello" print(my_variable) # Output: Hello ``` In JavaScript, you could do something similar:
