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In computer languages, the term pre-declar … In computer languages, the term pre-declared refers to built-in information, encodings or tools that are available to a programmer, often in the form of entities, variables, objects, functions or instructions. It is mostly not possible to overwrite or otherwise manipulate them.to overwrite or otherwise manipulate them.
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