👉 In the context of programming languages, "sluggardliness" refers to a characteristic or quality that makes a program slow. This is often seen in terms of performance and resource usage during execution. For example: - In Python, `time.sleep(3)` might be considered "sluggardly" because it takes 3 seconds for the function `print('Hello')` to execute. - In Java, `System.out.println("Hello")` could be considered "sluggardly
