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Out Predicate

Definition:

An "out predicate" refers to a type of predicate that returns multiple values, usually via output parameters, in programming languages.

Sample Sentences:

As a noun:

1. In C#, an out predicate is used to return multiple values from a single method.
2. The programmer efficiently implemented an out predicate to simplify the code.

As a verb:

3. Developers often out predicate methods to handle complex and diverse functionality.
4. She expertly out-predicates her peers with her efficient coding techniques.

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