👉 In the context of computer science, a bidirectional data structure is one that supports operations that can be performed on both directions of the data. In other words, it allows for operations like insertions, deletions, and searches in both the forward (or incoming) and backward (or outgoing) direction. The term "bidry" refers to this kind of data structure as it represents a computer program that behaves in a way that is flexible enough to handle both the forward and backward directions of input
