skiplogik
Skiplogik is a design concept in software engineering that refers to the intentional omission of certain steps in a process based on contextual predicates. The goal is to reduce unnecessary computation, latency, or resource consumption by skipping parts of an algorithm, workflow, or decision process when conditions indicate they will not affect the final outcome.
The term is used in discussions of control flow optimization and is related to techniques such as
In systems engineering, skiplogik can be used in data processing pipelines, real-time control systems, or web
Criticisms include the potential to obscure program state, create hidden performance costs if predicates are expensive,