👉 In computer science, a non-reversible function is one that cannot be reversed. In other words, it does not have any inverse or reverse operation on its input. For example, a simple function like addition is a non-reversible operation because you can't add two numbers and get the same result back by multiplying them together. Non-reversibility allows us to check if an algorithm has a "reverse" behavior, which means it reverses its output before returning it. This can be useful in
