Kódlemez

Kódlemez is a term of Czech origin that translates to "code plate" or "code disc" in English. It generally refers to a physical object used for storing or displaying information related to programming or software development, often in a tangible, non-digital format. Historically, these could have taken various forms, such as punch cards or perforated paper strips, which were used as input or output for early computers.

In a more modern context, a kódlemez might refer to a visual aid or a reference tool. This could be a printed cheat sheet, a diagram explaining a complex algorithm, or even a decorative item featuring code snippets or programming concepts. The emphasis is on the physical nature of the "plate" or "disc" that carries the coded information, distinguishing it from purely digital representations like source code files. The term is not widely used in international computing contexts and is primarily encountered within the Czech language or related communities. It can evoke a sense of nostalgia for older computing methods or represent a creative approach to displaying technical information in a tangible way.