initialise

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Definition
  1. Verb (Transitive):
    • To prepare a storage medium (like a disk) for use by a computer system: This involves creating a new, empty file system and, in some older systems, dividing the disk into marked sectors so it can store data reliably.
    • To assign a starting value or state to a variable, system, or program: This means setting something to a defined value at the beginning of its operation or lifecycle.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • You must initialise the new hard drive before you can install the operating system.
    • The software wizard will guide you through the steps to initialise the external SSD.
    • The program will initialise all variables to zero when it starts.
    • Remember to initialise the array with default values to avoid errors.
Advanced Usage
  • "to initialise a connection": To establish and prepare a communication link between two devices or systems.
    • The modem takes a moment to initialise the connection to the internet.
  • "to initialise an object": In object-oriented programming, to create an instance of a class and set its initial properties.
    • The constructor is used to initialise the new object with the provided parameters.
Variants and Related Words
  • Initialization (noun): The process or action of initialising something.
    • The initialization of the database took several minutes.
  • Initializer (noun): A person or thing that initialises; in programming, a special method or routine that sets initial values.
    • The class uses a static initializer to load its configuration.
  • Reinitialise (verb): To initialise something again.
    • If the device malfunctions, try to reinitialise it by restarting.
Synonyms
  • Format (verb): Specifically for preparing a storage disk (a more common term for this action in general computing).
  • Set up (verb phrase): To prepare something for use.
  • Boot (verb): To start a computer, which involves an initialisation process.
  • Assign (verb): To allocate a value to something.
Related Phrases
  • "Initialise to default": To set a variable or system to its predefined starting values.
    • Pressing this button will initialise the device to default settings.
  • "Fail to initialise": An error condition where the starting process cannot be completed.
    • The application may crash if it fails to initialise the graphics library.
Verb
  1. divide (a disk) into marked sectors so that it may store data
    • Please format this disk before entering data!
  2. assign an initial value to a computer program

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