linked
v.v. to connect two or more things together. In computing, it means making a connection between different files, websites, or pieces of data.
v. to connect or associate two or more entities, often implying a functional or logical relationship. In a technical context, it refers to establishing a connection between data objects, files, or network nodes.
The two computers are linked by a local network.
The developer linked the database to the web application to allow real-time updates for users.
Modern software architecture often relies on modules that are dynamically linked at runtime, allowing for greater flexibility and easier updates without recompiling the entire system.
The verb is transitive and often takes the preposition 'to' or 'with'.
The file is linked at the websiteThe file is linked to the websiteWhen describing a connection between digital entities, the verb 'link' typically requires the preposition 'to'.