Parameter is a masculine noun widely used in math which consists of a constant and invariant line, which belongs to an equation or which is part of the construction of a straight line. In some cases this word is used as a synonym for standard or standard.
Within the scope of Physics, when a formula has one or more variables, the parameter is a fixed constant quantity. In mathematics, the parameter is the auxiliary variable found in equations and functions.
In the context of Computing, the parameter is the value assigned by the user through a specific function. The parameter is introduced or defined for the purpose of modifying or adjusting a given command. In many cases, when a parameter is not defined by the user, the program chooses one. In the programming language. parameters are what is enclosed in parentheses in methods and functions and are often used as a synonym for argument.
A parameter can also be described as an element or characteristic that can be used to make comparisons between people, behaviors, events, etc.
network parameter
The lattice parameter consists of the distance between two points in the spatial lattice of a crystal, a distance that is measured parallel to one of the three main axes. The spatial network contains three parameters, which can be all the same, all different, or 2 the same and one different. The unit of measure is the angstrom or nanometer.
Knowing how to identify the parameters of a network is essential to identify a crystal, especially if they are in metallic alloys or metals.
National Curriculum Parameters
The national curriculum parameters are references or quality standards that are applied in Elementary School in the Brazil, with the objective of enhancing the process of creating citizenship and also increasing the equity of rights of citizens.
They are flexible proposals, which aim to improve curricula and the Brazilian educational aspect. They are not an imposition or a homogeneous curricular pattern and do not invalidate the political and executive competence of States and Municipalities.