UDFs, or User-Defined Functions, are routines written by users (programmers) to extend the functionality of a database system or other programming environment. They are essentially custom functions that can be called within SQL queries or other code, allowing users to perform operations that are not built into the system. They are commonly used for data transformation, data validation, and implementing custom business logic directly within the database.
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