Description: Output stream refers to a sequence of data elements that are available over time, allowing information to be processed and transmitted continuously. In the context of programming and computer systems, output streams are fundamental for the interaction between software and hardware, as they enable programs to send data to output devices such as screens, printers, or networks. This concept is essential in various programming languages, where output streams are used to handle data input and output efficiently. Output streams can be of different types, such as byte streams or character streams, and can be used to write data to files, send information over networks, or display results on the console. Proper management of output streams is crucial for the performance and functionality of applications, as it allows precise control over how and when data is sent, as well as the ability to perform buffering operations and error handling.
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