Definition: The term "uncabined" in the context of computer science refers to a state where all resources (such as memory, hardware devices) are available and not being used by another process. This implies that no resources are locked or held by any other processes, which can lead to improved performance and resource reuse. In programming, it's often used when discussing a situation where the system is not using any of its allocated resources due to an interruption or failure. For instance, if you're running a
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