👉 Unthreadable in computer science refers to a type of object that cannot be manipulated or modified after it has been created, as specified by its creation statement. This means that once an object is created, it cannot be changed or altered even if you try to modify it later on. For example, a "unthreadable" thread would not allow for the addition or removal of data without first creating a new thread within the same program. Unthreadable objects are often used in situations where modifying existing

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👉 "Unthreadable! If you have a string of words like 'loves', 'dove', and 'love', that's what I'm talking about."

Example: "Your daughter is wearing her son's shirt today, so she can unthread your thread."