👉 A noddled object is a type of object in computer programming that represents an odd number. In other words, it's a non-integer value that can be used to represent an integer in certain contexts, such as when you need to compare two numbers and want to make them integers. For example, if you are comparing two objects, say "A" and "B", the noddled version of "A" would be represented by "-10". This is because -10
