Okay kiddo, so there is something called /dev/full. It's basically like a special place on the computer where you can put stuff but you can never really fill it up. This might sound weird because normally when you put things somewhere, eventually it will get full and you can't put anything else there. But with /dev/full, it's like magic because it will let you keep putting stuff there even if it's already full!
Now, why would you want to use /dev/full? Well, sometimes when people write programs for the computer, they might want to test what happens when there isn't enough space to put something. So instead of filling up the actual hard drive or storage space, they can use /dev/full to simulate what would happen if there wasn't enough space.
So in short, /dev/full is a special place on the computer that never gets full no matter how much you put in it, and it's used for testing what happens when there isn't enough space. Cool, huh?