literal input
[/ˈlɪtərəl ˈɪnpʊt/]
nounpl: literal inputs
entrada literal
1. In computing and programming, data or text that is entered exactly as written, without interpretation, substitution, or evaluation
The program treats the input as a literal input, so special characters are not processed as commands.
O programa trata a entrada como uma entrada literal, portanto caracteres especiais não são processados como comandos.
2. Information that is input in its exact, concrete form rather than as a variable or symbolic representation
When you type a number directly into the calculator, it's considered literal input rather than a formula.
Quando você digita um número diretamente na calculadora, é considerado uma entrada literal em vez de uma fórmula.
3. In linguistics and semantics, language or communication that conveys meaning in its most direct and plain sense
His literal input in the conversation showed he understood the explicit meaning but missed the sarcasm.
Sua entrada literal na conversa mostrou que ele entendeu o significado explícito, mas perdeu a ironia.
This is primarily a technical term used in computing and programming contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking countries. It's essential in software development, data processing, and IT education. The term reflects the importance of precision in technology, where literal interpretation is crucial for correct program execution.
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