👉 Preescaping refers to a method used in computer programming where a program executes an instruction or operation only once, before executing another instruction or operation. This technique is often used for optimizing code by reducing the number of instructions executed and improving performance. In other words, it's like when you're playing a game where you have to play exactly one sequence of moves before moving on to the next level. In this case, preescaping would be something like: ```c++ void my_function() { //
