English (en)
Interface
An interface is a shared boundary
across which two or more separate
components of a computer system
exchange information. The exchange
can be between software, computer
hardware, peripheral devices,
humans, and combinations of these.
With software, an interface is a
program that allows a user to
interact with computers in person
or over a network. An interface
may also refer to controls used in
a program that provides similar
utility.
Other languages: Yoruba, Hausa
Related terms
Interface (hardware)
Igbo (ig)
- Ebe njikọta ozi
Decomposition: This means a place where information is being exchanged. Ebe njikọta means a meeting point in this context, while ozi means information.
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- Ncherita ihu kengwanro
Decomposition: This means the facing part of the software. Ncherita ihu means to face something while kengwanro means that of software.
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- Ebe njekọta ozi
Decomposition: This means a place where different information meet. Ebe njekọta means a place where different thing meet and align, whileozi means information.
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- Ebe njikọta kengwanro
Decomposition: This means a meeting point in a software. Ebe means place, njikọta means connection or binding, while kengwanro means that of software.
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