abstractionbreaking
Abstractionbreaking refers to a concept or technique where layers of abstraction in a system are bypassed or intentionally circumvented. This often occurs when developers need to access or manipulate lower-level details that are hidden by higher-level interfaces. While abstractions are designed to simplify complex systems by providing a more manageable view, sometimes direct interaction with the underlying components is necessary for optimization, debugging, or to implement specific functionalities not exposed by the abstraction.
In software development, abstractionbreaking might involve using pointer arithmetic in languages like C, delving into assembly
While abstractionbreaking can be a powerful tool, it often comes with risks. Bypassing abstractions can make