Program information file

A program information file is kind of like a map that tells your computer how to run a program. Just like how you need directions to get to a friend's house, your computer needs a program information file to know how to open up a program and what it's supposed to do.

In the program information file, there are all sorts of important details like what the program is called, where it's located on your computer, and what other programs it needs to work properly. Think of it as a list of instructions for your computer to follow.

Without a program information file, your computer would be confused and wouldn't know what to do with the program. Kind of like how you would be lost without a map to guide you to your friend's house.

So, the next time you click on a program to open it up, just remember that your trusty program information file is helping your computer know exactly what to do!