alongsidefunctions
Alongsidefunctions, also known as parallel functions or complementary functions, are programming constructs or design patterns that execute concurrently with or in support of a primary program's core logic. They are not directly involved in the main task but serve to enhance, monitor, or manage the primary function's operation. Examples can include logging, error handling, resource management, or background processing.
These functions can operate in separate threads, processes, or asynchronous execution contexts, allowing the main program
The implementation of alongsidefunctions varies widely depending on the programming language and paradigm. In some cases,