👉 "Emmers" is a term used in the field of computer science and software engineering to refer to a specific type of data structure. In this context, an "emmer" data structure is a linearized version of a linked list. An emmer is a linearized version of a linked list where each node's next pointer points to its previous node. This means that the nodes in an emmer are connected together by pointers, rather than edges, which makes them easier to traverse and search
