👉 "Undenotable" is a term in computer science, specifically used to describe an attribute that cannot be determined or documented. It refers to a property of objects that cannot be directly accessed and controlled by the programmer. In other words, it represents a feature that does not have any meaningful value or meaning. Examples of undenotable attributes include null values, undefined methods, inaccessible variables, and properties that are declared but never used. Undenotable attributes can make programming more difficult and
