számérték

Számérték is a Hungarian term that translates to “numeric value.” It denotes the numerical component of a quantity and is used to express how large or small a quantity is when written as a number. In many mathematical, scientific, and data contexts, the számérték is distinguished from its unit, since the unit describes the dimension alongside the numerical part.

In mathematics, the számérték is the result of evaluating an expression or the value of a function at a given input. For example, the számérték of the expression 2x + 3 with x = 5 is 13. It also refers to the numeric result that a calculation yields, independent of any units that may accompany it.

In measurement and data reporting, the számérték is the numeric part of a measurement, while the unit expresses the dimension (such as meters, seconds, or degrees Celsius). A value can also include an uncertainty; for example, 23.0 ± 0.5 °C has 23.0 as the számérték. This separation helps distinguish what is being measured from how it is measured.

In computing and data processing, számérték refers to a numeric data value stored in variables or data structures, in contrast to non-numeric values such as text. Numeric types include integers and floating-point numbers, and the term is commonly used in user interfaces and data validation to indicate parts of data that are numbers.

Thus, számérték denotes a number-based value, while a broader usage of érték (value) covers non-numeric meanings as well. The term is common in Hungarian mathematical writing, data documentation, and software contexts.