👉 Nonpickable is a term used in computer science and programming languages, specifically in relation to memory management. It refers to a type of variable that cannot be assigned a value without causing an out-of-bounds error or other runtime errors. Examples of such variables are `NULL`, `nullptr` (which can also be considered a nonpickable variable), and `delete` statements. Nonpickable variables are typically used in situations where the programmer wants to ensure that memory is managed properly, but they
