Translation guide
EOF is a technical term from computing meaning 'End of File'. It is used as a marker or condition indicating that no more data can be read from a data source. In Japanese, it is commonly referred to by its English acronym, or described using native terms.
Referring to the signal or state indicating no more data can be read from a file or stream.
The English acronym is universally understood in Japanese programming and IT contexts. It is used as a noun, often in phrases like 'EOFを検出する' (detect EOF).
EOF is returned at the end of the file.
This loop continues until EOF is reached.
The literal Japanese translation. Used in documentation or when explaining the concept to non-technical audiences. Less common in code comments or technical discussion where 'EOF' is preferred.
End of file detected.
Means 'terminal end' or 'end point'. Sometimes used in technical specifications, but 'EOF' or 'ファイルの終わり' are more common for file I/O.
Indicates the end of the data.
In programming contexts, simply say 'EOF' (イーオーエフ). It is treated as a loanword and widely understood. Avoid translating it unless you are writing for a general audience.
Please check whether it is EOF.