👉 Retrofiring is a term used in the context of computer programming, specifically for the process of reversing or modifying a program's code to change its behavior. It refers to the act of changing one part of a program at a time, often by adding, removing, or modifying variables, functions, or other components within a larger program. Retrofiring can be used in various scenarios, such as debugging software bugs, improving performance, or optimizing algorithms for specific use cases. In some cases
