👉 In computer science, "unilobal" refers to a type of data structure that is used for storing a single object or value in memory. It allows efficient storage and retrieval of objects by allowing access to each element independently without requiring synchronization or other mechanisms. This makes it suitable for situations where there are many objects that need to be stored together, such as in distributed systems or when multiple threads are accessing the same data simultaneously. Unilobal structures can also be used to optimize memory usage
