boilerplatet
Boilerplatet is a term used in software development to describe code that must be repeated in many places with little or no alteration. This type of code is often necessary to set up a specific structure or fulfill a requirement, but it does not contribute significantly to the unique logic of the program. Examples of boilerplate code can be found in various programming languages and contexts. For instance, in Java, getter and setter methods for simple data-holding classes are often considered boilerplate. Similarly, in web development, the basic HTML structure of a document, including `<!DOCTYPE html>`, `<html>`, `<head>`, and `<body>` tags, can be seen as boilerplate.
The presence of boilerplate code can lead to several issues. It increases the overall size of the
In an effort to reduce boilerplate, many modern programming languages and frameworks have introduced features and