1. to load or charge automatically, especially without user intervention
Usage: computing and technology contexts
2. in programming, to automatically load a class or module when it is first referenced
Usage: software development, technical

1. a feature or function that automatically loads content or data
Usage: computing

Examples

• The software uses autoload to load required libraries automatically.
• Modern web browsers autoload images and scripts when the page opens.
• The autoload feature saves time by eliminating manual file loading.
• Developers implemented autoload functionality to improve application startup speed.
• The system's autoload mechanism ensures all dependencies are ready before execution.
• You can disable autoload in the settings if you prefer manual control.