Túlcsordulások

Túlcsordulások, a Hungarian term, translates to "overflows" in English and can refer to several concepts, primarily in computing and fluid dynamics. In computer science, an overflow occurs when a calculation produces a result that exceeds the storage capacity of the memory allocated for it. This can lead to incorrect data, program crashes, or security vulnerabilities. For instance, an integer overflow happens when a number assigned to an integer variable is too large for its data type, causing the value to wrap around or be truncated. Similarly, buffer overflows occur when data written to a buffer exceeds its boundaries, potentially overwriting adjacent memory.

In a more general, non-technical context, "túlcsordulások" can describe physical overflows, such as a container filling with liquid beyond its capacity, causing the liquid to spill out. This concept highlights a limit being reached and exceeded. The term emphasizes the consequence of exceeding a defined boundary or capacity. Whether in the digital realm of bits and bytes or the physical world of liquids and solids, "túlcsordulások" signifies a state of being overfilled and the subsequent event of exceeding that limit.