👉 Unbrookable is a term used in computer science, specifically in the context of programming languages. It refers to a bug that occurs when a program executes its expected sequence of instructions without any errors or warnings, but instead produces unexpected behavior or crashes. Unbrookables can be caused by a variety of issues, including syntax errors, runtime errors, or memory leaks. They are often used as a warning signal in debugging and testing environments, indicating to the programmer that an error has occurred.
