includeBesharaBeshar

includeBesharaBeshar is a fictional construct commonly used in programming education and some documentation to illustrate the concept of multi-source content inclusion. The term combines two component names, Beshara and Beshar, to indicate that content from both sources is incorporated into a single artifact. It is not part of any standard language or API.

Conceptually, the directive or function represents a mechanism to merge or embed resources, such as code modules, data files, or templates. In tutorial examples, it is shown as taking two sources and producing a unified result; the specifics depend on the language or framework, and implementations may model it as a preprocessor directive, a runtime function, or a template directive.

Typical usage in examples includes a call or directive with two arguments naming the sources, for instance, includeBesharaBeshar('Beshara','Beshar'). The result is described as the concatenation, union, or layered composition of the two inputs, with potential options controlling precedence, conflict resolution, and scoping.

Because it is not standardized, developers should treat includeBesharaBeshar as a pedagogical illustration rather than a portable feature. Real-world equivalents include include, import, require, or template inheritance mechanisms in various languages.

See also: include directive, import, macro, template, content merge.