👉 The term "nonvacuously" is often used in computer programming to describe a condition that cannot be expressed as a universally valid statement. In other words, it's a condition that can only be true if certain conditions are false. For example: ``` if x > 0: print("Nonvacuous") ``` This code checks whether `x` is greater than zero and prints "Nonvacuous" if it is. If `x` is not greater than zero, the
