Textalapú

Textalapú is a Hungarian term that translates to "text-based" in English. It generally refers to anything that is primarily composed of, relies on, or is processed through text. This can encompass a wide range of applications and concepts.

In computing, textalapú interfaces are systems that interact with users solely through typed commands and textual output, as opposed to graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that use visual elements. Command-line interfaces (CLIs) are a common example of textalapú systems, where users input commands and receive responses in plain text. This approach is often favored for its efficiency, scriptability, and lower resource requirements.

Beyond interfaces, textalapú can describe data formats, such as plain text files (.txt) which store information as sequences of characters without complex formatting. It can also refer to methods of communication, like email or instant messaging, which are fundamentally text-driven. The concept extends to areas like text analysis and natural language processing, where the focus is on understanding and manipulating textual data. In essence, anything where the primary medium of information or interaction is written characters falls under the broad umbrella of textalapú.