👉 Estops, also known as "breakpoints," are a concept in programming and computer science that are used to stop executing code at certain points during its execution. These are often used within loops or when the program is paused during runtime. In simpler terms, an estop is a way for a programmer to pause execution of a loop's innermost block of code until it reaches a specific point in time (such as after an input event occurs). This allows the program to return to its original state
