returnssuch
Returnssuch is a neologism used in some technical discussions to refer to the operation of returning elements that satisfy a given predicate. It is not a standardized language feature and does not point to a specific implementation; rather, it describes a common behavior found in filtering, selection, and querying tasks across programming languages and formal specifications. The term derives from the phrase "returns such that," which appears in mathematical and logical descriptions of how results are constrained by conditions.
In formal terms, given a domain D and a predicate P on D, a returnssuch operation yields
Examples in plain language illustrate the idea without tying it to a single language. If D is
Returnssuch serves as a descriptive shorthand for a widespread pattern rather than a formal keyword. It is