startAlso

startAlso is a term that appears in certain programming contexts, particularly in relation to the execution of multiple processes or tasks. It generally signifies a point where a new process or a group of processes is initiated, often in parallel or concurrently with existing ones. The "Also" part suggests that this new initiation is happening in addition to something else that is already underway or has been initiated.

In practical terms, startAlso might be used in systems designed for distributed computing, where a central controller needs to launch new worker processes on different machines or cores. It could also appear in scenarios involving the management of services, where a primary service is running, and a secondary, related service needs to be started. The specific implementation and meaning of startAlso would depend on the particular software framework, operating system, or programming language in which it is used. It is not a universally standardized keyword but rather a descriptive term that conveys the idea of an additional or simultaneous starting event. Understanding its precise function requires examining the surrounding code or documentation.