👉 Unparenthesized is a concept in computer programming where parentheses are not used within an expression. This means that when you write code, parentheses are not needed to enclose variables or expressions, which can make it easier for programmers to read and understand their code. Unparenthesized programming is often used in languages like Python, Java, and JavaScript, but can also be seen in other environments such as C# and Objective-C.
