👉 Monobasicity is a concept in computer science and information theory that refers to a property of data structures or algorithms that allows them to be used as one-dimensional arrays. It is a fundamental aspect of efficient data organization, where each element of a data structure can be treated independently without requiring any additional storage. In monobasicity, the data structure must have a single array of elements that are all independent and can be accessed directly from memory. This means that the algorithm or function can perform operations
