👉 In programming, the term "hidebind" refers to a function that hides its return value. It is typically used in situations where it's not clear what should be returned from a function or method and hiding the return value can prevent unintended side effects. This can be useful in scenarios such as when you want to keep track of some data but don't need it for the original function, or when you want to hide the implementation details of a method that is part of your codebase.

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