Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ged
noun
/ɡɛd/
Definition
A temporary file created by a computer during operation, often used for storing data or information related to a specific process.
Examples
- During the data recovery process, several ged files were examined to ensure nothing was lost.
- The application crashed, but it saved a ged file to prevent the loss of important work.
Meaning
Ged refers to a file that helps in the execution of tasks by retaining some information that can be accessed later, typically serving to make processes more efficient.
Synonyms
- temp file
- cache file
- interim file
