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Ohjelmat is the plural form of ohjemla? No, correct spelling: ohjelma. In Finnish, ohjelmat refers to multiple instances of a plan, schedule, or content, and the term is used across several contexts to describe a planned sequence of activities or items to be presented.

In computing, ohjelma denotes a set of instructions that a computer or device executes to perform a task. A single ohjelma may be a utility, app, or script, while a collection of programs constitutes broader software functionality. In practice, individuals often distinguish between ohjelma (a specific program) and ohjelmisto (the software as a whole). Programs can be standalone or part of a package, and they may require installation, updates, and licensing.

In broadcasting and media, ohjelma refers to a program or show that is broadcast on television or radio, as well as to the scheduled content itself. Broadcast guides arrange ohjelmat by time and genre, such as news, entertainment, or documentary, making the term akin to “show” or “program content” in English.

In events and public life, ohjelma means the agenda or schedule of activities, including talks, performances, and panels at conferences or festivals. The term emphasizes a planned order of events and is used for printed programs, online schedules, and live event planning.

Etymology and usage: the concept behind ohjelma is a planned sequence of actions. The word is common in Finnish in both technical contexts and everyday language, and its plural form ohjelmat appears whenever multiple programs or schedules are referenced.