indexált

Indexált is a Hungarian term that translates to "indexed" in English. It is primarily used in the context of information retrieval, databases, and search engines. When data or content is described as "indexált," it means that it has been processed and organized in a way that allows for efficient searching and retrieval. This typically involves creating an index, which is a data structure that maps keywords or terms to their locations within a larger body of information.

In the realm of databases, an indexált field or column is one for which an index has been created. This significantly speeds up queries that filter or sort by that particular field, as the database can use the index to quickly locate the relevant records rather than scanning the entire table. For example, searching for a user by their username in an indexált username column will be much faster than searching in a non-indexált column.

Similarly, in the context of the internet and search engines like Google, web pages are "indexált" when they have been crawled and added to the search engine's index. This allows users to find relevant web pages when they perform searches. A webpage that is not indexált by a search engine will not appear in its search results. The process of indexing involves analyzing the content of the page, extracting keywords, and storing this information in a searchable format. Therefore, "indexált" signifies that something is ready for rapid and systematic access.