Väljundivoo

Väljundivoo is an Estonian term that translates to "output stream" in English. It refers to a conceptual sequence of data that is being generated or sent from a source to a destination. In computing, this concept is fundamental to how programs communicate and how data is processed and displayed.

An output stream is typically associated with the process of sending data out of a program or system. This could involve writing data to a file, displaying information on a screen, transmitting data over a network, or sending it to a peripheral device like a printer. The data within the stream can take various forms, including text, binary information, or structured data.

The concept of an output stream is often contrasted with an input stream, which represents data being received into a program or system. Together, input and output streams form the basis of data transfer and communication in many software applications and operating systems. Programmers frequently work with stream objects to manage the flow of data, performing operations such as writing, buffering, and closing the stream when data transfer is complete. The implementation of output streams can vary depending on the programming language and the specific context, but the underlying principle of ordered data transmission remains consistent.