👉 A superdelegate is a type of delegate in object-oriented programming, which allows objects to pass down responsibility for communication between themselves and other objects. Superdelegates are typically used when one object wants to communicate with another object through a method call that can potentially be called by multiple objects simultaneously. In the context of web development, superdelegates are often used in middleware or event handlers to allow clients to call methods on an object without having to specify it explicitly. This allows for more efficient and flexible communication
