Definition: In mathematics and computer science, an orthodiagram is a diagrammatic representation of a mathematical object or system. It represents a set of equations that define how one variable changes in response to changes in another variable. An orthodiagram can be used to visualize relationships between variables or to represent the relationship between different parts of a system. In the context of computer science, an orthdiagram is often used to represent the flowchart of a software design pattern. It represents the steps that must be performed
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what should be said.