👉 In computer science, a "lienable" is a type of instruction that can be executed by a processor when it receives an instruction. This means that the execution of any other instructions in the program will be blocked until the "lienable" instruction has been issued. For example, if you have a loop where each iteration adds 1 to an integer variable called "n", and you want to execute the next step of the loop when it reaches 5, you would use the following code:
