Definition: Rabbitlike is a concept in computer science, specifically related to algorithms and data structures. It refers to an algorithm or data structure that can be easily modified to accommodate new inputs without changing its behavior. The term "rabbitlike" comes from the fact that these types of algorithms are designed to behave similarly to rabbits, with their movements being more similar to those of a rabbit, but with some differences in terms of speed and accuracy. For example, an algorithm that can be easily modified to accommodate new
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