👉 In computer science, a fixative is a type of variable in a programming language that represents an object or value. Fixatives are used to store values that are independent of any other variables. They are often used in conjunction with other types of variables like pointers and arrays to provide additional data storage capabilities. For example, let's say we have two variables: `var1` and `var2`. We can use a fixative variable `var3` to represent the value `var1 +
