oftenflattened
Oftenflattened is a programming language feature. It is used to describe a type where some or all of its arguments are being swapped in a function.
This technique is often used in optional arguments, such as default values, redirection, examples, and exceptions.
Oftenflattened can be implemented using various data structures, including lists, sets, and tuples. It can also
The use of oftenflattened allows for a more compact and sometimes more expressive way of describing certain
Many programming languages, such as Python and Julia, support optional function arguments using keywords directly after
Some of the arguments for oftenflattened can be complex, involving recursive functions, nonlocal nonlinear data structures,