👉 Static computing refers to the execution of programs or computations that are pre-compiled and stored in a fixed location, typically on disk or within a virtual machine, rather than being dynamically compiled at runtime. This approach contrasts with dynamic or just-in-time (JIT) compilation, where code is translated into machine language as the program runs. In static computing, the entire program is known and executed without modification during runtime, which can lead to more efficient use of resources, faster startup times, and enhanced security since the code is fixed and less susceptible to runtime errors or malicious alterations. Static computing is commonly used in environments like web servers, embedded systems, and certain types of cloud services where predictable performance and reliability are critical.
