👉 Spindle-like is a term used in computer science and related fields to describe a type of algorithm or data structure that has the property of being able to "spindle" through its elements, meaning it can traverse them without having to store all of them. In other words, when traversing an array or list, a spindle-like object allows for efficient traversal by only storing the portion needed at any given point in time, rather than storing all of the elements.
