👉 In the context of programming, "unheld" refers to a variable that is not assigned a value. This can happen when a variable is declared but never used in an expression or statement. For example: ```csharp int x = 5; ``` In this case, `x` will be assigned a value (5) and then released from use. If you try to assign a value to it later, it will still be unheld because the assignment has not been committed yet
