typed array
[ˈtaɪpt əˈreɪ]
nounpl: typed arrays
array tipado
1. A JavaScript object that provides a mechanism for accessing raw binary data using a type-specific view, allowing developers to work with fixed-length sequences of integers or floating-point numbers with defined data types
The developer used a typed array to efficiently handle large binary data structures in the WebGL application.
O desenvolvedor usou um array tipado para manipular eficientemente grandes estruturas de dados binários na aplicação WebGL.
2. A data structure in programming that enforces type constraints on array elements, ensuring all elements conform to a specified data type such as Int8, Uint32, or Float64
Typed arrays are essential for performance-critical applications that process large amounts of numerical data.
Arrays tipados são essenciais para aplicações sensíveis ao desempenho que processam grandes quantidades de dados numéricos.
This is a technical term primarily used in software development and web programming communities. It gained prominence with the development of WebGL and high-performance JavaScript applications. The term is consistently translated as 'array tipado' in Brazilian Portuguese and is part of the standardized technical vocabulary used in programming documentation and educational materials across both English and Portuguese-speaking developer communities.
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