Definition: In the context of computer science, a "feedbox" is a type of object that can be used to store data in memory. The term is often used to describe objects that are intended for storage and retrieval by other objects or processes. For example, consider a scenario where you have an array of integers called "myArray". You could use this array as the feedbox for a collection of other arrays called "myCollection". In this case, your feedbox would store the elements of "
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