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dataudgang

Dataudgang is a Danish term that translates to data output. In computing, it refers to the transmission of data from a system, device, or software to external destinations such as other systems, peripheral devices, storage media, or end users. It is typically contrasted with dataindgang (data input), which refers to data received by the system.

In hardware contexts, dataudgang encompasses physical interfaces and ports that convey digital signals, such as USB,

In software and data engineering, data output includes console messages, reports, generated files, streams, API responses,

Key considerations for data output include data integrity, security, privacy, latency, and throughput. Gateways and buffers

See also dataindgang, output port, I/O, data format.

HDMI,
Ethernet,
PCIe,
and
SATA.
The
choice
of
interface
affects
bandwidth,
latency,
and
compatibility.
or
feeds
to
other
services.
The
dataudgang
format
is
often
defined
by
data
formats
(JSON,
XML,
CSV,
Parquet)
and
encoding
rules,
with
considerations
for
schema,
versioning,
and
error
handling.
may
be
used
to
manage
bursts
of
output
and
to
ensure
reliable
delivery.
In
user
interfaces,
dataudgang
is
what
users
see
as
results,
while
in
integration
scenarios
it
is
the
data
delivered
to
downstream
systems.