Singlepassable
Singlepassable is a term used in computer science and algorithm design to describe a problem or a data structure that can be processed or traversed in a single pass. This means that all necessary operations or computations can be performed by examining each element of the input or data structure only once. The concept of singlepassable is often associated with efficiency, particularly in terms of time complexity and memory usage.
An algorithm is considered singlepassable if it can achieve its goal without requiring multiple iterations over
Data structures can also be designed to be singlepassable. Certain streaming algorithms, for instance, are built