Answer / Vivek Kumar Singh

'Pre-JIT' (Precompiled Just-In-Time) is a feature in .NET that optimizes the performance of ASP.NET applications by compiling the code ahead of time during deployment instead of at runtime. This reduces the initial load time and improves subsequent requests.

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