Operatoripõhine

Operatoripõhine refers to a concept or method that is based on or organized around operators. In computer science, an operator is a symbol that signifies an operation to be performed. These can be arithmetic operators like addition or subtraction, logical operators like AND or OR, or comparison operators like greater than or less than. An operatoripõhine approach suggests that the fundamental building blocks or the control flow of a system are defined by these operators.

This paradigm can be seen in various areas. For example, in functional programming, higher-order functions often act as operators that transform or combine other functions. In logic programming, rules and inference engines can be viewed as operatoripõhine systems where predicates and logical operators dictate the flow of computation. The term might also appear in discussions about design patterns, where certain patterns are characterized by the specific operations or transformations they encapsulate, thus making them operatoripõhine. Essentially, it emphasizes the role of operations as the driving force behind processing or structuring information.