What is caching in drupal framework? Explain
Answer / Anamika Deol
Caching in Drupal plays a crucial role in improving the site's performance. When a user requests a page, Drupal processes and generates the content for that page. However, much of this content remains the same for multiple requests. To avoid unnecessary processing, Drupal stores processed data in a cache so that it can be quickly served to subsequent requests. This process reduces server load and enhances site speed.
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