👉 Unpervasively is a type of programming language, which means it does not use explicit, visible variable declarations or return values. Instead, variables are declared and used like any other object in memory. For example: ```c++ int x = 10; ``` This would be a typical way to declare an integer in C++ without explicit variable declaration. Unpervasively programming is useful when you want to use the same syntax for all types of objects, such as variables or functions
