itemval

itemval is a generic identifier used in software development and data modeling to denote the value associated with a specific item within a collection, record, or interface. The term is not tied to a single standard or project; rather, it serves as a placeholder name in examples, tutorials, and schemas to illustrate how an item's value may be stored or accessed.

In programming, itemval commonly appears as a variable name representing the value of an element in a list, map, or database row. It may hold numbers, strings, booleans, or more complex objects depending on context. Typical operations involve retrieving itemval from an item, transforming it, or comparing it to other values.

In data modeling and user interfaces, itemval can denote the actual value shown to users or stored in a column such as price, quantity, or description. It is often paired with an item identifier, such as itemID, to link the value to its item.

Variations include itemValue (camelCase) or item_val (snake_case). Because itemval is not a formal term, its precise meaning depends on context. When encountering itemval in code or documentation, readers should examine surrounding definitions to determine its type and role.

See also: item, value, field, attribute, and related concepts in data structures and programming.