reprogramozási

Reprogramozási is a Hungarian term that translates to "reprogramming" in English. It generally refers to the act of altering or modifying the existing programming of a device or system. This can encompass a wide range of applications, from software and firmware updates to more complex modifications of embedded systems.

In the context of computing, reprogramming can involve changing the code of a software application to introduce new features, fix bugs, or adapt it for a different purpose. Firmware reprogramming is common for hardware devices like routers, modems, and smart appliances, often to improve performance, security, or add new functionalities.

The term can also extend to biological or even social contexts, implying a fundamental change in established patterns or behaviors. However, its most common and literal usage pertains to the modification of electronic or digital systems. The goal of reprogramming is typically to enhance or change the behavior of the original system according to new requirements or desired outcomes. This process often requires technical knowledge of the system's architecture and programming language.