Everything about Placeholder totally explained
A
placeholder is a term, sign or some other thing which generally stands in the place of a term, etc., with a specific meaning.
In disciplines involving
formal languages, particularly
mathematics and
logic, the placeholder concept is replaced by the more carefully defined concepts of
free variables and bound variables.
In computer science placeholders are sometimes referred to as
metasyntactic variables.
In
politics, a placeholder is sometimes used to indicate that a person is
acting in a position on a non-permanent basis or as a proxy.
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