singlecondition
Singlecondition is a descriptive term used in logic, programming, and data processing to refer to a constraint or predicate composed of a single boolean expression. It contrasts with compound conditions, which combine two or more predicates using logical operators such as AND, OR, and NOT. The concept helps distinguish simple tests from more complex logical filters or rules.
In programming, a singlecondition appears in statements that test one condition, such as if is_valid then perform_action()
In database queries, a singlecondition is a filter expressed by one predicate in a WHERE clause, for
In rule-based systems and decision logic, a singlecondition can trigger a rule when the predicate holds. More
Etymology and usage: the term is mainly descriptive and appears in educational materials, programming tutorials, and