változóba

The Hungarian word "változóba" translates to "into a variable" in English. It is the singular, indefinite, allative case of the noun "változó" (variable). In programming and mathematics, a variable is a symbolic name given to a quantity or value that can change. The allative case in Hungarian typically indicates movement towards or into something. Therefore, "változóba" signifies the action of placing or assigning a value into a variable.

This grammatical construction is commonly encountered when discussing data manipulation or the assignment of values in programming contexts. For instance, a programmer might say "értéket teszek a változóba" which translates to "I put a value into the variable." The word itself highlights the dynamic nature of variables, emphasizing that they are containers intended to hold information that can be altered or modified during the execution of a program or the evaluation of an expression. The concept of putting something "into" a variable is fundamental to how data is processed and managed in many computational and mathematical systems.