👉 The term "outkill" is a term in the context of computer programming that refers to an operation or function that takes more input than it can handle and crashes the program. It's similar to overloading, where a method has more than one implementation but does not actually perform any additional tasks. In programming, an outkill occurs when a function calls another function with arguments that are greater than the number of arguments allowed for the first function. This means that if the first function returns an error or
