👉 In programming, "undoctrinally" is a concept used to describe a method or action that takes the original state of a variable and returns it. This is often done by calling back to itself with some kind of function that will modify the original state in some way. The term comes from the idea that undoctrinally can be undone, which suggests that there may be a way to change something without actually changing the value of something else. In other words, "undoctrinally" is a
