# System Initialization

System initialization refers to the series of procedures undertaken to prepare the application for use on a computer system. This process involves tasks such as configuring the application settings, initializing databases or data stores, loading necessary libraries or modules, and setting up any required environment variables. System initialization ensures that the software application is properly configured and ready to execute its functions efficiently upon startup, providing users with a seamless and reliable experience.&#x20;

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