In computer science, „Přátelství“ (Czech for „Friendship“) does not refer to a specific technical term but can be contextually associated with concepts of social networking, relationships in data, or collaboration within collaborative software systems. It can also refer to the ways in which entities (such as users, software components, or nodes in a network) interact or connect with one another, often characterized by trust and mutual support.
In programming contexts, „Přátelství“ might be seen in object-oriented programming where relationships between classes can simulate friendships through access modifiers, allowing certain classes to access private members of others, suggesting a bond or level of trust. Similarly, in networking, „friendship“ could denote a direct connection between nodes in a social network, such as users following or adding each other.
Overall, while „Přátelství“ as a standalone term typically pertains to human relationships, in the realm of computer science, it can symbolize various forms of interaction and connection that mirror friendships or collaborative efforts in digital systems and networks.
Jean-Paul Belmondo a Alain Delon spolu hráli v roce 1969 ve filmu "Borsalino", kde vytvořili nezapomenutelný portrét přátelství z podsvětí. Film čelil kontroverzi, když se Delonovo jméno objevilo dvakrát na…