Definition: Induplication, also known as "induction," is a process in which a person or entity repeatedly performs actions that lead to a desired outcome. This can be used to describe repeated acts of action (like walking, running, eating) that eventually bring about a specific goal (such as reaching the target). In terms of programming, induplication can refer to the repetition of actions within a program, such as when a function calls itself repeatedly in a loop to perform a certain task. This
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