👉 "Preoption" is a term used in computer science and programming languages to refer to a value or variable that is assigned prior to any part of an algorithm or program being executed. It serves as a placeholder, allowing for the execution of certain operations before the actual computation begins. In programming languages like C++, Java, Python, and many others, "preoption" is often used to initialize variables or other data structures with values, typically without performing any computations. For example: ```c++ int
