👉 Non-contemporaneously is a term used in computer science to describe a situation where two or more data structures are linked together in a way that allows them to be accessed and modified simultaneously. This means that one can access the elements of one structure without having to recompute them on each subsequent access, which speeds up the computation. Non-contemporaneously is often associated with databases or other data structures that allow for efficient retrieval and modification of data, such as file systems, relational databases, and graph databases
