Dataflow Programming

Dataflow programming organizes computation as a network of interconnected components, where data moves through these components like a flow. Each component performs a task and passes its output directly to the next, creating a pipeline. This approach emphasizes the movement and transformation of data rather than traditional step-by-step instructions, making it well-suited for processing streams of data or parallel tasks efficiently. It is often used in areas like multimedia processing, real-time analytics, and reactive systems, enabling dynamic, scalable, and responsive applications by clearly modeling the flow of data through the system.