Data Flow Language

Data Flow Language (DFL) is a specialized way of describing how data moves and transforms within a system. Think of it as a detailed map that shows how data travels through different processes, from input to output. It specifies how data is collected, processed, filtered, and combined, using a set of rules or commands. DFL helps programmers and analysts design, understand, and manage complex data workflows efficiently, ensuring that data flows correctly and tasks are performed in the right order. It’s essential for building reliable data pipelines and integration systems.