👉 In the context of programming, "undiscontinued" refers to a state where a variable or function is not being used until it is explicitly declared as such. This means that if you want to access the value of an object, you must first declare it before using it. For example: ```python my_object = MyClass() print(my_object) # Output: None ``` In this case, "undiscontinued" means that we haven't yet declared the variable `my_object
