👉 Unifacial is a term used in the field of computer science, specifically in the context of algorithms and data structures. It refers to a property that allows a recursive function to terminate without returning any values. In other words, an unifacial algorithm is one where all calls to the function are eventually executed (i.e., it never returns anything). This means that the function will always return the same result for each call, even if some of those results have already been computed. For example,
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