In computer science, „Tragédie“ does not have a specific, widely-accepted definition. The term is derived from French, meaning „tragedy.“ In a broader context, it might refer to themes of tragedy in storytelling or narrative structure within software design, game development, or interactive media.
Typically, a „tragedy“ involves significant loss or failure, which could metaphorically apply to system failures, bugs, or unforeseen consequences in algorithms or user experiences. However, without specific context to a computational framework or technology, „Tragédie“ does not denote a specific concept or functionality in computer science like other terms related to programming languages, data structures, or algorithms.
For clarity, if the term is used in a particular framework, library, or project, please provide additional context to refine the definition.
Došlo k tragickému incidentu ve Fonollose, Barcelona, který zahrnoval rodinného psa, jenž nečekaně zaútočil na jedenáctiměsíční dítě, což vedlo k jeho úmrtí. Pes nebyl dříve znám svou agresivitou a rodina…