Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Unpervasive

👉 Unpervasiveness is a concept in programming languages and software development that refers to the difficulty or inability of an object to persist across multiple invocations. It is often associated with objects that are immutable, meaning they cannot be modified after creation, such as arrays, sets, maps, etc. In other words, if an object's value can change after it is created, it is considered unpervasively mutable, and the programmer must ensure that all changes made to the object are reflected in subsequent inv

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👉 Unpervasively is a type of programming language, which means it does not use explicit, visible variable declarations or return values. Instead, variables are declared and used like any other object in memory. For example: ```c++ int x = 10; ``` This would be a typical way to declare an integer in C++ without explicit variable declaration. Unpervasively programming is useful when you want to use the same syntax for all types of objects, such as variables or functions

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👉 Unpervasive is a term that refers to something that is difficult or impossible to perceive, understand, or detect. It could refer to an object, person, situation, or concept in any way, as long as it cannot be easily identified or described. In other words, it's not something that can be fully explained or known by the average person.

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