👉 Unstreamlined is a term used in computer programming and software engineering to describe a situation where a program or algorithm has an excessive amount of code, leading to inefficiency and difficulty in debugging. This can occur when a program uses too many loops, functions, or other constructs that are not needed for the task at hand. Unstreamlined programs tend to be more complex and difficult to understand because they contain multiple layers of complexity and do not fit neatly into a single module or function.
