taskloop

noun
UK /ˈtɑːskluːp/
US /ˈtæskluːp/

A taskloop is a set of jobs that keeps going around and around until you stop it.

The game uses a taskloop to check for new players every second.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computer programming, a taskloop is a control structure that repeats a block of tasks until a condition is met.

The programmer wrote a taskloop to process each file in the folder.

3. In project management, a taskloop is a recurring set of steps that a team repeats on a regular schedule.

Our weekly taskloop includes checking emails, updating the board, and planning the next sprint.

4. In everyday life, a taskloop is a habit of doing the same chores over and over without a break.

Doing laundry, dishes, and cleaning is just one big taskloop for me.