the amount of material or items passing through a system or process.
"fast data throughput"
think functional -> I => F => O
I = input
F = actions/function/process
O = output
How many of "I" can be turned into "O" in context of time, for example,
If you go for CPU-Architecture: the throughput could be amount of integer calculations in relation to CPU cycles.
If you go for networking: the throughput could be amount of packages distributed in relation to time cycles.
If you go for application-design: the throughput could be the amount of [insert thing] that can be done in [insert context]
Those are theoretical things and are always contextualized but it's a general idea of "how much stuff can be done in a certain context" the usual context is time.
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think functional -> I => F => O
I = input
F = actions/function/process
O = output
How many of "I" can be turned into "O" in context of time, for example,
If you go for CPU-Architecture: the throughput could be amount of integer calculations in relation to CPU cycles.
If you go for networking: the throughput could be amount of packages distributed in relation to time cycles.
If you go for application-design: the throughput could be the amount of [insert thing] that can be done in [insert context]
Those are theoretical things and are always contextualized but it's a general idea of "how much stuff can be done in a certain context" the usual context is time.
Basis for benchmarks in the end.