👉 In the context of programming, "mutualised" refers to a system where two or more programs are interconnected and work together as one unit. This can be seen in software development where multiple modules (or subroutines) within a program are connected through functions or classes that communicate with each other. For example, suppose we have two separate programs A and B running on the same machine. When they run, they might communicate by calling each other's functions to perform actions such as reading data from
