käsklused

käsklused is an Estonian word that translates to "commands" or "orders" in English. In computing, the term käsklused refers to instructions given to a computer program or operating system to perform a specific task. These instructions are typically written in a programming language or a command-line interface.

When a user enters a käsklus, the computer's processor interprets it and executes the corresponding action. This can range from simple tasks like opening a file or displaying text to complex operations such as running a program or modifying system settings. The syntax and structure of käsklused are precise and must adhere to specific rules for the computer to understand them correctly.

In programming, käsklused are the fundamental building blocks of software. Developers write sequences of käsklused to create applications that perform desired functions. In a command-line environment, users can directly input käsklused to interact with the operating system, often for system administration or scripting purposes. The efficiency and effectiveness of a program or command often depend on the precise and logical arrangement of its käsklused.