processeseither
Processeseither is a term used in some process modeling and programming contexts to describe a construct that represents a choice between two alternative processing paths or outcomes within a single composite process. The term is not widely standardized and may appear in niche literature or as a conceptual placeholder for branching where exactly one path is taken for a given input. In essence, a processeseither node receives input and, based on a predicate or rule, routes it to either process A or process B, producing the corresponding output from the chosen path.
Formal interpretation often aligns with ideas from type theory and functional programming, where the produced value
Variants of processeseither appear in different domains. In workflow systems, it can be implemented as a decision
Applications include error handling, conditional data transformations, and modular pipelines where separate branches encapsulate distinct logic.