visszaadat

Visszaadat is a term that appears primarily in Hungarian information technology and software development contexts. It is used to refer to data that is returned by a function, service, or database query. The word is not part of mainstream Hungarian dictionaries and its use is largely confined to technical documentation, code comments, or internal discussions within development teams.

Etymology and form reflect ordinary Hungarian compounding: vissza- meaning back or again, and adat meaning data. As a compound noun, visszaadat describes the product of a return operation in a computing workflow. Because it is not widely standardized, its exact interpretation can vary by organization or project.

Usage and examples. In programming, a function produces a visszaadat as its output. For example, a function that looks up a user by ID may return a visszaadat containing user details. In API design, developers may refer to the response body as the visszaadat, especially in contrast to the request data (berens adat) sent by the client. In database queries, the result set might be described informally as the visszaadat of the query.

Notes. The term is relatively rare outside technical writing, and its meaning can be ambiguous to readers not familiar with the specific project or language historically used by a team. When clarity is important, it may be preferable to use more conventional phrases such as “return value,” “returned data,” or “response data” and to provide a brief explanation in Hungarian.

See also. visszaad, adat, visszaadás, return value, API response.

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