autoloaded
Autoloaded is a term used in software development to describe a mechanism where code is automatically loaded into memory when it is first needed, rather than being loaded at the start of the application. This approach is often employed in programming languages and frameworks to improve application performance and reduce memory usage.
The primary benefit of autoloading is efficiency. By deferring the loading of code until it's actually required,
Autoloading typically relies on a predefined set of rules or conventions to locate and load the necessary
Many modern programming languages and frameworks have built-in support for autoloading. For example, PHP has a