👉 In the context of computing, a "screenable" function or operation is one that can be executed on any display device such as a monitor, TV, or computer screen. This means that it can run in real-time on a screen and not require a separate input device for execution. For example, in a programming language like Python, the built-in functions `print()` and `input()` are considered "screenable" because they can be executed directly from the console using standard input/output streams (
