👉 In mathematics, a pseudogeneral is a generalization that does not extend beyond its base case. For example, in computer science, a pseudogeneral refers to a data structure or algorithm that can be implemented using only a fixed number of operations, regardless of the input size. Pseudogenerals are often used in algorithms and data structures where the complexity is bounded by the size of the input. They are useful for situations where the base case may not hold, but the operation may still
