ühekeermega
"Ühekeermega" is an Estonian word that translates to "single-threaded" in English. It describes a process or task that can only execute one instruction at a time, sequentially. In computing, a single-threaded program or process has a single thread of execution. This means that operations are performed one after another, and if one operation is blocked, the entire thread must wait. This contrasts with multi-threaded execution, where multiple threads can run concurrently, potentially improving performance and responsiveness.
The concept of being single-threaded is relevant in various contexts, including software design, operating systems, and