👉 In programming, "quintuplicating" refers to creating a new function that has the same name as its original function. This is often used in functional programming or in languages like Haskell where functions are treated as data types and can be passed around unmodified.
For example, consider the following code:
```
import Data.List
-- Original function
quintuplic :: Int -> Int -> Int
quintuplic n m = n
m
-- Function to use
quintuplic'