Think of a cache like a fast-food drive-thru window for data on the internet. It's a special place where data is stored temporarily so that websites, browsers, and apps can serve it up quickly when you need it. Just like a drive-thru window has pre-made burgers ready to go, a cache holds frequently used data so you don't have to wait for it to be fetched from a slower place, like a kitchen. When you visit a website or use an app, instead of fetching all the data from far away, it first checks the cache to see if it already has what you need. If it does, it's like getting your order instantly. If not, it goes and gets the data, and then stores it in the cache for next time, making things faster and more efficient. Caches help speed up the internet and make your online experience smoother.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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