Interrupções

Interrupções refer to events that halt or disrupt a process, operation, or activity. In computing, an interrupt is a signal sent to the processor by a hardware device or by a software program, indicating an event that needs immediate attention. This allows the processor to switch from its current task to handle the interrupt, such as responding to user input or completing a data transfer. Once the interrupt is handled, the processor can resume its original task.

In a broader sense, interrupções can occur in any system or workflow. For example, in a manufacturing process, a machine malfunction can cause an interrupção in production. In communication, a dropped call or a network failure is an interrupção. In daily life, unexpected events like a power outage or a sudden emergency can interrupte planned activities. Managing and minimizing interrupções is often a key aspect of efficiency and reliability in various fields, from technology to logistics and personal organization. The nature and impact of an interrupção depend heavily on the context in which it occurs and the system's ability to recover or adapt.