A cache is temporary storage of data so that repeated requests can be answered faster without rebuilding everything from scratch. It can live in the browser, on the server, or in an intermediate layer. Caching reduces server load and noticeably improves response time.
A page that would otherwise be recalculated on every visit can instead be stored as a finished copy in the cache and served in a fraction of the time.
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