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Definition of preprogramme in English: preprogramme(also preprogram) noun priːˈprəʊɡram A pre-existing or inbuilt programme, set of instructions, etc.
verb priːˈprəʊɡram with object To program (a computer or other device) by entering instructions in advance; to condition beforehand to behave in a predetermined way; to predetermine (operation, behaviour, etc.) by prior programming or conditioning. Also: to enter (instructions, data, etc.) into a device to control future action.
Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Animal Behaviour. From pre- + programme, after preprogrammed, preprogramming, preprogramme
1950s. From pre- + programme. Compare slightly earlier preprogramming. Definition of preprogramme in US English: preprogramme(also preprogram) nounpriːˈprəʊɡram A pre-existing or inbuilt programme, set of instructions, etc.
verbpriːˈprəʊɡram with object To program (a computer or other device) by entering instructions in advance; to condition beforehand to behave in a predetermined way; to predetermine (operation, behaviour, etc.) by prior programming or conditioning. Also: to enter (instructions, data, etc.) into a device to control future action.
Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Animal Behaviour. From pre- + programme, after preprogrammed, preprogramming, preprogramme<br>1950s. From pre- + programme. Compare slightly earlier preprogramming. |