Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Caveator

👉 Caveator is a term in legal terminology that refers to an agreement or document that contains a clause that allows one party to withdraw from the contract without any consequences, provided the other party has not made objections. The term originated in French and means "one who withdraws" or "a person who withdraws." For example, if a buyer agrees to purchase a house for $300,000 with the condition that they can cancel the agreement within 14 days of signing

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👉 Caveaters in the context of computer science and software engineering refers to a class of algorithms or techniques used to optimize performance by reducing the number of computations performed. These algorithms typically involve modifying the data structure or algorithmic operations, such as merging two sorted arrays into one sorted array, instead of sorting them separately. For example, consider an application that stores a large number of records (or objects) and needs to sort these records in ascending order. The "caveater" technique can be

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