Budoucnost

In computer science, "Budoucnost" translates to "Future" in English and often refers to a programming concept related to asynchronous programming. A future is an abstraction that represents a value that may not yet be available but will be at some point in the future. It is commonly used in concurrent programming to handle operations that may take an indeterminate amount of time to complete, such as I/O tasks or long computations.When a future is created, it allows a program to continue executing other tasks instead of blocking until the result is ready. Once the operation associated with the future completes, the value can be retrieved, allowing the program to proceed with the results of the asynchronous operation.Futures are a powerful tool for improving performance and responsiveness in software applications, facilitating non-blocking operations and making it easier to manage multiple concurrent tasks. In many programming languages, futures can be combined with other constructs such as promises, callbacks, or reactive programming to enhance the handling of asynchronous tasks.