👉 The term "untracked" is used in programming to describe a variable that has not been assigned or set as an initial value. This means it is independent of any previous values, and its value can be changed at any time without affecting the original state of the program. For example, if you have a variable `x` that is assigned a value `3`, then `x` will always evaluate to `3` regardless of how other variables are initialized. However, if you assign another value
