Branching

/ˈbræn.tʃɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb

The act of dividing into branches or sections.

The tree is branching out towards the sunlight.

To create or develop different paths or options.

The new software allows for branching commands based on user input.

adjective

Having branches; divided into branches.

The branching structure of the river created several beautiful islands.

Describing a process where choices lead to multiple outcomes.

The branching scenarios in the game kept players engaged with diverse storylines.

Derived from the word 'branch' with the suffix '-ing' indicating ongoing action.

branching out

To expand in a new direction or area.

branching paths

Different routes or options available.

branching logic

A decision-making framework with multiple potential outcomes.

branch

A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or from a bough.

fork

A point where a path divides into two or more directions.

divide

To separate into parts or groups.

Going in multiple directions or options in a decision.

The project's branching choices made it hard to decide on a single path.

To explore various interests or fields.

After college, she started branching into new hobbies.