Definition: Post-geminum is a concept in the field of computer science that refers to a process or an algorithm where a program is executed in reverse order. This means that instead of starting from the first instruction, the program starts executing the next instruction when it encounters a semicolon (;) character. For example: ``` $ postgeminum $ echo "Hello world!" $ echo "World hello" ``` In this example, the program is executed in reverse order. The
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