üzenetformátumok

üzenetformátumok refer to the structured ways in which data or information is organized for transmission between different systems or applications. These formats are crucial for ensuring that sender and receiver can understand each other, regardless of their underlying technologies. Different üzenetformátumok serve various purposes, from simple text exchange to complex data serialization.

Common üzenetformátumok include plain text, which is the most basic form, often used for simple messages. More structured formats like CSV (Comma Separated Values) are widely used for tabular data. For hierarchical or nested data, XML (eXtensible Markup Language) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) are prevalent. XML uses tags to define elements and attributes, making it very verbose but highly expressive. JSON, on the other hand, is more lightweight and uses key-value pairs and arrays, making it popular for web applications and APIs.

Other specialized üzenetformátumok exist for specific domains, such as Protocol Buffers or Avro, which are binary formats designed for efficient serialization and high performance. The choice of üzenetformátum often depends on factors like the amount of data, the need for human readability, performance requirements, and compatibility with existing systems. Standardization bodies and industry consortia often define and promote specific üzenetformátumok for interoperability.