vstupnvýstupních

The term "vstupnvýstupních" is a Czech language adjective derived from "vstup" (input) and "výstup" (output). It translates directly to "input/output" or "in-out" in English. This term is commonly used in technical contexts, particularly in computing and electronics, to describe components, processes, or data that are involved in both receiving information and sending information.

For instance, a "vstupnvýstupní zařízení" would refer to an input/output device. This could encompass a wide range of hardware, such as a keyboard (input only), a printer (output only), or a touchscreen (both input and output). A more accurate term for a device performing both functions might be "vstupně-výstupní zařízení".

In software development, "vstupnvýstupní operace" refers to any action where data is read from an external source (input) or written to an external destination (output). This includes reading from files, writing to network sockets, or displaying information on a screen. The concept of input/output is fundamental to how any program interacts with the outside world. The adjective emphasizes the dual nature of these interactions.