👉 In computer science, "pre-located" refers to a concept where resources are allocated in advance and do not need to be manually requested. This is often used when working with data structures or algorithms that require space management and can make use of existing memory locations. For example, if you have an array like this: ``` int[] arr = new int[10]; ``` You might want to pre-allocate a certain number of elements in the array. This could be done by allocating
