👉 In computer science, a nonfatality condition is a type of condition that can be true but not necessarily false. It is often used in algorithms to ensure that a certain operation or function does not return an error state when it should. For example, consider a simple algorithm that checks if two numbers are equal. In this case, we could use the nonfatality condition to ensure that our program never returns an error state when performing the comparison. This would be represented by the following pseudocode:
