👉 In computer science and software development, a "preenabled" element is an object that has been initialized with some value or data before being used. This value can be anything but typically it is a variable or class instance that was previously defined in an earlier part of the program. Preloading allows programmers to reuse code by providing a pre-defined value for a variable or class instance, which they later use instead of creating it anew. For example: ```python class MyClass: def __init__(
