kjedeterminator
Kjedeterminator is a term sometimes used in software development, particularly within certain programming languages or frameworks, to refer to a function or method that is designed to identify the end of a string or a sequence of characters. The name "kjedeterminator" is a portmanteau, combining "kjed" (likely a phonetic representation of "key" or a similar concept) and "terminator." A terminator, in this context, is a marker that signals the end of data. For strings, this is often an explicit null character or a length-prefixed structure.
The primary purpose of a kjedeterminator function is to reliably find this terminating character or marker.
Different programming environments might implement string termination and the detection of these terminators in various ways.