👉 Sesquipedality is a type of non-associative property in some programming languages, where the value of one variable depends on the values of two or more variables. This means that if you have three or more variables and they all depend on each other, then their values will change depending on how those variables are set up. For example: ```c int a = 1; int b = 2; a += b; // value depends on the value of b ``
