👉 "Outquoted" in programming refers to a variable whose value is declared with a double quotation mark, and which is then printed or displayed. This practice is often used in systems where variable values are intended to be read from external sources, such as command-line arguments or system configuration files. In the context of programming, "outquoted" can refer to any statement that involves an out-of-line quote followed by a colon (e.g., "I am reading this text."), which is typically used
