👉 In programming, "unnapped" refers to a value that has not been assigned any data. It is often used in contexts where an unassigned variable or field needs to be defined but does not have enough information to be assigned a specific value. For example, consider a program that reads input from the user and assigns it to a variable named "name". If this variable is not initialized (unassigned), it will remain unassigned until the program runs. However, if the program has already read
