tranzaktációk

Tranzakciók is a Hungarian term that translates to "transactions" in English. In a general sense, a transaction refers to an exchange or interaction between two or more parties. This can encompass a wide range of activities, from simple commercial exchanges to complex financial operations. The core idea is that something of value is exchanged, and this exchange is often recorded or documented.

In the context of business and finance, transactions are fundamental. They represent the movement of money, goods, or services. Examples include purchasing a product, making a deposit into a bank account, or transferring funds between accounts. These transactions are typically subject to accounting principles and are recorded in financial statements to track the flow of assets and liabilities.

In computer science and database management, a transaction is a sequence of operations performed as a single logical unit of work. These operations must be atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID properties) to ensure data integrity. For instance, when transferring money between two bank accounts, the debit from one account and the credit to the other must either both succeed or both fail, preventing a state where money is lost or created.

The concept of transactions is also present in other fields, such as law, where it might refer to an agreement between parties, or in psychology, where transactional analysis studies communication patterns. However, the most common understanding of tranzakciók relates to economic and computational exchanges.