<prompt> Hlalosa poleloana moelelong oa khomphutha.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Define the expression in the context of computing. . Response in English: In the context of computing, an expression is a combination of values, variables, constants, and operators that is interpreted and evaluated by the computer to produce a result. Expressions can include mathematical operations, string concatenations, function calls, and logical comparisons, among others. The result of an expression can be a single value, like a number or string, or a more complex data structure, such as an array or object. The evaluation of an expression may have side effects, meaning that it can change the state of the program or the values of its variables. Expressions are fundamental building blocks in almost all programming languages and are used in many different contexts, including in assignments, control structures, and function arguments. . Response in Sesotho: Moelelong oa khomphutha, polelo ke motsoako oa boleng, mefuta-futa, li-constants, le li-operators tse hlalosoang le ho hlahlojoa ke komporo ho hlahisa sephetho. Lipolelo li ka kenyelletsa tsebetso ea lipalo, likhokahano tsa likhoele, mehala ea tšebetso, le papiso e utloahalang, hara tse ling. Sephetho sa polelo e ka ba boleng bo le bong, joalo ka nomoro kapa khoele, kapa sebopeho sa data se rarahaneng, joalo ka sehlopha kapa ntho. Tlhahlobo ea polelo e ka na ea e-ba le litla-morao, ho bolelang hore e ka fetola boemo ba lenaneo kapa litekanyetso tsa mefuta-futa ea eona. Lipolelo ke litšiea tsa motheo hoo e batlang e le lipuong tsohle tsa lenaneo me li sebelisoa maemong a mangata a fapaneng, ho kenyeletsoa likabelong, libopehong tsa taolo, le likhang tsa tšebetso. 