component interface
[kəmˈpoʊnənt ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: component interfaces
interface de componente
1. A set of protocols, methods, and properties that define how a software component communicates with other components or external systems
The component interface specifies the input parameters and return values for each function.
A interface de componente especifica os parâmetros de entrada e valores de retorno para cada função.
2. The boundary or contract that describes the capabilities and requirements of a reusable software component
Developers must adhere to the component interface to ensure compatibility with the rest of the system.
Os desenvolvedores devem respeitar a interface de componente para garantir compatibilidade com o resto do sistema.
3. In object-oriented programming, the public methods and properties exposed by a component for external interaction
The component interface defines what external classes can access and how they can interact with the component.
A interface de componente define o que as classes externas podem acessar e como podem interagir com o componente.
This is technical jargon commonly used in software engineering and computer science education across both Brazil and the United States. The term is language-independent in many development communities, with professionals often using English terminology even in Portuguese-speaking countries. Understanding component interfaces is fundamental to modern software design practices like microservices architecture and component-based development.
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