Haarapisteet
Haarapisteet, also known as fork points or branching points, are a concept used in various fields to describe locations where a path, decision, or process diverges into multiple possibilities or directions. In the context of algorithms and computer science, a haarapiste can represent a conditional statement where the program's execution flow splits based on specific criteria. For example, an if-else statement creates a haarapiste, as the program will either follow the 'if' block or the 'else' block.
In graph theory, haarapisteet are nodes where an edge splits into two or more edges. These can
The concept also extends to decision-making processes in general. In project management, a haarapiste could be