cannedprogram

noun
UK /kænd ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /kænd ˈproʊɡræm/

A canned program is a computer program that is already made and ready to use.

The teacher showed us a canned program that helps kids learn math.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A television or radio show that was recorded earlier and is played from a recording.

The station aired a canned program instead of the live show.

3. A set of fixed actions or words that someone repeats without thinking.

His apology sounded like a canned program he had said many times.

4. A pre-recorded segment used in a broadcast.

The host played a canned program while the guest was late.