WREP-LD

WREP-LD stands for "Write, Read, Eval, Print - Loop with Load." It describes a specific type of Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL), a common interactive computer programming environment, that incorporates the ability to load external code or data.

Standard REPL environments operate by reading user input (typically a line of code), evaluating that input, printing the result, and then looping back to read more input. This provides an immediate feedback loop that is valuable for experimentation, debugging, and rapid prototyping.

The "LD" or "Load" component extends this basic functionality. It allows the user to load external files, modules, or data structures into the REPL's environment. This might involve reading a file containing function definitions, data, or even entire programs, and making them available for use within the interactive session. The loading process essentially imports the contents of the external source into the REPL's active workspace.

The ability to load external resources significantly enhances the REPL's utility by enabling users to work with larger, more complex programs than they could reasonably type in interactively. It allows developers to test and interact with specific components of a larger system in isolation, without needing to run the entire application.