👉 "Unsuperseded" is a term used in computer science to describe an item that has been removed from the list of items available for selection. In programming terms, it refers to a value that has already been assigned and cannot be reassigned or modified. For example, if you have a list of items such as fruits (apple, banana, orange), and you want to add another fruit, say cherry, then you might write: ``` fruits = ['apple', 'banana',
