Definition: In the context of programming or software development, a "sempster" is a type of variable that represents a temporary value used in a loop. A sempster is typically declared as an integer or float and assigned to a specific value within a loop body. It's used to provide a way to store intermediate data values during a loop iteration without storing them all at once, which can be beneficial for performance when dealing with large amounts of data that need to be processed in parallel.
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