Uitinvoer

Uitinvoer is a Dutch term that is sometimes used to describe the combined concept of input and output within information systems. The word is a portmanteau of invoer (input) and uitvoer (output), but it is not a standard term in Dutch technical dictionaries. In most contexts, Dutch speakers use invoer and uitvoer separately or refer to I/O (invoer en uitvoer).

When used, uitinvoer often denotes a bidirectional or dual-direction interface or data path that can handle both reading and writing operations, or a subsystem that supports both input and output tasks. In hardware, bidirectional ports or buses are examples where such a concept could apply. In software, an API or driver labeled as handling "uitinvoer" may expose functions for both reading data from a device and sending data to it, effectively covering the I/O surface.

Limitations: Because the term is not standardized, its meaning depends on the author or context. To avoid ambiguity, most technical writers prefer explicit phrases like invoer en uitvoer or I/O and specify the direction or protocol (read/write, input/output, duplex).

Zie ook: Invoer, Uitvoer, Invoer en uitvoer (I/O), Bidirectionele communicatie, I/O-subsystemen.