👉 In programming, "outechoing" refers to a situation where a function or method is called outside of its expected context. This means that the function or method is executed in an unanticipated way or with unexpected results. For example, let's say you have a function named `print_hello_world` which prints "Hello, world!" when it is called. However, if you call it inside another function, such as `say_hi`, then `print_hello_world` will not be called at
