👉 In computer science, "nondelegation" refers to the principle that a function should not be called within its own scope. This means that a function can only call itself if it is defined on its own, and not as part of a larger program or module. Nondelegating functions are often used in situations where one function needs to perform multiple tasks simultaneously while another function calls the first, allowing the first function to run without waiting for the second function. This allows for more efficient use of