lefuttat

The term "lefuttat" is a Hungarian word that translates to "run" or "execute" in English, particularly in the context of software or computer programs. It refers to the process of initiating and carrying out the instructions of a program. When a user "lefuttat" a program, they are causing it to start operating and perform its intended functions. This can involve a variety of actions, such as opening an application, running a script, or launching a game. The execution of a program involves the computer's central processing unit (CPU) reading and interpreting the code, and then performing the sequence of operations specified. The term can also be used more broadly to describe the act of running any kind of process or operation, even outside of a strictly computational context, though its primary association is with computing. In technical discussions, "lefuttat" implies bringing a process from a dormant state into an active one.