Templating is a feature of many programming languages and software systems that enables the creation of reusable 'templates'. These templates contain placeholders or variables that are replaced with actual data at runtime or during build time to generate dynamic output, such as web pages, configuration files, or source code. Templating is commonly used to separate the presentation layer from the data layer, improving code maintainability, reusability, and separation of concerns.
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