👉 In mathematics and computer science, a "partiary" object is an object that can be represented by a single variable but has multiple values. This is often used to model or represent sets of objects with different properties or characteristics. For example, in graph theory, a vertex (or node) can have many edges connected to it, each of which might have different values associated with them. In this case, the value of the edge would be the value of the corresponding vertex. In computer science
