bájtkódú

Bájtkódú refers to a state or property related to machine code or instructions at a low level, often concerning how they are represented or executed. The term is derived from "bájt" (byte), a fundamental unit of digital information consisting of eight bits, and "kódú" (coded), indicating something that is encoded or represented. Therefore, "bájtkódú" suggests being in a form that is directly understandable or processable by a computer's central processing unit (CPU) at the byte level.

This concept is closely associated with the idea of executable code. When software is compiled or interpreted, it is eventually transformed into a sequence of instructions that the processor can execute. This sequence is often referred to as machine code, and it is inherently bájtkódú because it is composed of bytes that represent specific operations and data.

In some contexts, "bájtkódú" might also be used to distinguish between higher-level programming languages and the machine-readable instructions they produce. For instance, a program written in Python might be considered high-level, while its compiled or interpreted form, executed by the CPU, is bájtkódú. The efficiency and directness of execution are key characteristics implied by this term, as bájtkódú instructions bypass the need for further translation or interpretation steps before being acted upon by the hardware.