👉 Unhashed is a technical concept in computer science that refers to a data structure where all elements are stored as unique identifiers rather than as contiguous blocks of data. This allows for efficient storage and retrieval of data, making it suitable for systems with large amounts of data or when performance is critical. In programming languages like Java and C#, unhashed structures can be used in collections to store unique objects without having to provide a hash function that generates unique keys for each object. These structures are often used in scenarios
