standaardoutputs
standaardoutputs is a term that refers to the default destination for output generated by a computer program. Typically, this destination is the console or terminal where the program is being run. When a program needs to display information, such as text messages, results of calculations, or error notifications, it sends this information to its standard output stream. This stream is a communication channel that the operating system manages, directing the program's output to a display device or another specified location.
In many programming environments and command-line interfaces, standard output is often represented by the file descriptor
The concept of standard output is fundamental to how programs interact with their environment and with users.