👉 The term "unoffset" is commonly used in computer science and programming to refer to a variable or data structure that does not need an offset. In other words, it has no reference to an index value. This can be useful for avoiding unnecessary calculations when dealing with large amounts of data. For example, a variable like `a` might have been initialized with a value from the array `b`. Without an offset, this would result in an error when trying to access elements from `a`.
