👉 Ultraexcessive is a term used in computer science and software engineering to describe an operation that consumes significantly more resources than is necessary or desirable. It's often used when trying to optimize a program by reducing its complexity, making it run faster or taking less time. For example, if you have a program that takes a long time to execute due to memory leaks or other issues, you might use ultraexcessive operations like "for loop" instead of normal loops (like for i in range(n))