👉 Whenever computing refers to the execution of a program or task that is triggered by an event or condition, often in response to user input, system state changes, or external stimuli. This paradigm allows for dynamic and context-aware processing, where the program's flow is determined by specific conditions being met, rather than following a fixed sequence. For example, in a text editor, the "undo" command might be considered a whenever event if it's triggered by a user selecting a delete operation. This approach enhances interactivity and efficiency, making systems more responsive and adaptable to real-time changes.
