👉 "Nondeep" is a term in computer science and software engineering that refers to a programming language or system that has no depth. It's often used as an adjective to describe a system or program without any understanding of its structure or behavior at all. In other words, "nondeep" means the code or instructions of a program are not deep enough to understand the underlying logic and structure of the program. This can result in bugs, errors, and inefficiencies. It's often used as a
