binarymove

noun
UK /ˈbaɪ.nə.ri.muːv/
US /ˈbaɪ.nɛr.i.muv/

A binarymove is a simple computer step that uses only two choices, like yes or no.

The robot made a binarymove to decide whether to go left or right.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A movement in a game or puzzle that can only be one of two options.

In the maze game, each binarymove picks one of two doors.

3. A basic instruction in a machine that has only two states, on or off.

The tiny chip stored each binarymove as a zero or a one.

4. A dance step that switches between two positions.

The dancer practiced a binarymove, hopping from left foot to right foot.