👉 In programming, a "univalve" is a class in a class library that represents an object with only one instance of its class. This means that when a new instance of a class is created, it inherits all the properties and methods from the parent class, without any additional inheritance or superclasses. For example: ```cpp class Animal { public: virtual void eat() = 0; }; ``` An univalve can be used to represent an object that only has
