👉 In computer programming, a pre-execution phase refers to the execution of certain instructions before the actual execution of the program. This phase is often used in the context of debugging or testing applications. For example, if you are writing a program that needs to be executed by another program, such as a debugger, you might define a pre-execution block where certain code is executed. For instance: ```c preexec_fn: # execute code before the program starts # your code here
