Definition: Pretransmitting refers to a phenomenon in which an object is sent before it has been completely prepared and organized. This can happen in various contexts, such as in software development or manufacturing processes, where a part of the product is created but not yet fully assembled. In software development, pretransmitting can occur when a developer creates a small piece of code (such as a function call) before it has been thoroughly tested and optimized. This means that the code will only be run when the
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