Definition: In computer science, a recurvaria is a data structure used to store and manipulate an infinite sequence of elements. It allows for efficient retrieval and insertion operations on this sequence, as well as provides methods for searching and deleting elements from the sequence.
A recurvaria can be thought of as a "backtracking" data structure where each operation (insertion, deletion, search) is performed by recursively calling itself until it reaches its base case. The base case is when all elements in the sequence
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