👉 In computer science, a "superstructural" structure is one in which all elements are themselves composed of smaller substructures. This means that each element has its own independent memory space and data structures, but these elements can be combined using operations on their own substructure to create new elements or modify existing ones. For example, consider the following graph: ``` A -> B / \ C -> D ``` In this structure, "A" is a node with
