👉 In the context of linguistics and theoretical computer science, "zootic" is a term used to describe a type of language that has an infinite number of words but only one sentence. The term was first introduced by Peter Norvig in his 2013 book "The Art of Computer Programming" as a way to distinguish between the finite and infinite languages. In computer science, zootics are often used to model natural languages like English or other complex languages that have many words but
