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placeholder in record

A string from the code that leaked into a stored result: NaN, undefined, [object Object], null inside a URL.

What placeholder in record means

A self-audit rule scans every record for them as whole tokens, because a substring match accuses a URL slug that happens to contain the letters.

Terms this definition uses

Object · self-audit · token

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The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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Questions about placeholder in record

What is placeholder in record?

A string from the code that leaked into a stored result: NaN, undefined, [object Object], null inside a URL.

Which area of the glossary does placeholder in record belong to?

Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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