mveletideje
Mveletideje is a term used in Hungarian to describe the time required to complete a single operation or instruction, typically in computing and related technical fields. The concept is used to analyze the cost of elementary operations within algorithms, as well as to compare hardware performance and software implementations. It is closely related to, but distinct from, broader ideas such as algorithmic time complexity and total program runtime.
Measuring mveletideje involves capturing how long an individual operation takes under specific conditions. Units may include
Several factors influence mveletideje. Hardware architecture (including processor design and memory hierarchy), clock frequency, and instruction
Applications of the concept include estimating total program runtime by multiplying the number of times an
Example cases include simple integer addition or comparison (often a small number of cycles on modern CPUs)