👉 "Non-trier" is a term in the context of the field of computer science, particularly related to data structures and algorithms. It is often used to describe a structure or algorithm that allows for efficient memory management without requiring explicit chaining. In the context of data structures, "non-trier" refers to a type of data structure that does not require any chaining, i.e., it can be implemented using only one pointer. This means that there are no two pointers pointing in the same direction,
