interfészszabályozással
interfészszabály (Hungarian for "interface rule") refers to a set of guidelines or specifications that govern how different components, systems, or entities interact with each other. In software development, an interface rule defines the methods, properties, and data formats that a particular software component will expose to other parts of the system or to external applications. This ensures that different pieces of software can communicate and work together effectively, even if they are developed independently.
These rules are crucial for maintaining system integrity and predictability. They act as a contract between
Beyond software, interfészszabály can also apply to hardware, where it dictates how physical components connect and