👉 In computer science, "undoubling" is a term used to describe a mathematical operation where one number is doubled and then another is added. This operation can be applied to any data type, such as integers or floating-point numbers, but it is most commonly associated with the addition of two integers together. The value after doubling an integer is equal to twice the original value, while the value after adding two integers is equal to the sum of the two values. For example: - If we have
