Pöördversioon

Pöördversioon is an Estonian term that translates to "reverse version" or "inverted version." It is primarily used in the context of software development and technical documentation to describe a situation where a process, system, or data is presented or handled in an opposite or reversed manner compared to its standard or original form.

This concept can manifest in several ways. For instance, in programming, a pöördversioon might refer to an algorithm that performs an operation in reverse, such as reversing the order of elements in a list or a string. It could also describe a modified version of a software module or feature that performs its function in an inverse way. In user interface design, a pöördversioon might denote a visual layout or interaction pattern that is the opposite of the conventional one, perhaps for accessibility reasons or as a stylistic choice.

Furthermore, the term can be applied to data processing where the order of operations or the interpretation of data fields is inverted. For example, a report might be presented with the newest entries first instead of the oldest, or financial figures might be shown as negative to indicate a reversal of a trend. The specific meaning of pöördversioon is highly dependent on the context in which it is used, but the underlying principle remains the inversion or reversal of a standard or expected state.