Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

preprogram

verb
/ˌpriːˈprəʊɡræm/
Definition
To program or set up a device, system, or software in advance before it is needed for a specific task.
Examples
  • The system can preprogram responses to frequently asked questions.
  • She decided to preprogram her coffee maker to start brewing at 7 AM.
  • The software allows users to preprogram their routines for maximum efficiency.
Meaning
Preprogramming allows for automatic operations or functions to occur at a scheduled time or under certain conditions without further manual input.
Synonyms
  • automate
  • preset
  • configure
  • program in advance
  • script