structured threads

Structured threads are a programming concept that helps manage multiple sequences of instructions, or threads, within a program. They are organized in a clear, hierarchical way, where threads work together in a predictable and safe manner. Think of it like a well-organized team where each member has a specific role, and their tasks are coordinated to avoid confusion or errors. This structure makes programs more reliable and easier to maintain, especially when handling complex tasks that require multitasking or parallel processing. Essentially, structured threads improve how software performs multiple operations simultaneously while keeping the code manageable.