Definition: "Cohogs" is a term used in the context of computer programming, specifically in the field of software development. It refers to a type of object-oriented programming language that uses objects and classes as its fundamental building blocks, making it easier to create complex systems. In the context of programming languages, "cohogs" are often associated with the Java programming language because it is known for its flexible syntax, which allows developers to define complex structures using objects and classes. The term comes from the
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