What Is Real-Time?

Real time, [Interpretation] [real time] The actual time during the occurrence of something; at the same time during the occurrence and development of something: conduct ~ report |

[shí shí]

Real time, [Interpretation] [real time] The actual time during the occurrence of something; at the same time during the occurrence and development of something: conduct ~ report | ~ pass

Word: Real-time

Pinyin: shíshí

Real time is the level of computer response, and the user feels timely enough or the computer is synchronized with external processes (for example, the weather can be clearly expressed when the weather is constantly changing). Real time is an adjective about a computer or program that works in real time. Real-time describes how a person, not a machine, feels about time.

In the days when mainframes dominated, the expression of a mainframe that was immediately combined with a user working from a connected terminal was online in real time. ^[1]