👉 Nosewards is a term used in the field of computer science and programming to refer to a particular type of variable or variable declaration that can only take on a specific value. This means that when you declare a variable, it must be set to a certain value before it can be accessed or modified. For example, if you declare a variable `x` with a default value of 0, then the value of `x` will always be 0 regardless of how much code is executed in
