👉 In computer science, a microjump is a specific type of jump in the execution path of a program. A microjump occurs when a function or method is called from within another function or method, and it's executed before the end of the current function call. Microjumps are used to control the flow of execution in certain applications where there is a need for fast, high-performance code generation. They allow for more efficient use of system resources by reducing the time required to execute a single instruction.
