<prompt> Aku mpolelle hore na cache e bolela eng maemong a likhomphutha?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me what cache means in the context of computers? . Response in English: A cache is a high-speed memory used by the computer to store frequently accessed or recently used data, files or instructions. It provides quicker access to this data by temporarily holding it closer to the central processing unit CPU or memory. The purpose of cache memory is to reduce the time it takes to retrieve data, as accessing data stored in cache memory is much faster than fetching it from the primary storage. There are different levels of cache memory, including Level 1 L1, Level 2 L2, and Level 3 L3 cache, each with varying sizes and speeds. In the context of web browsers, cache refers to the temporary storage of web pages, images, scripts and other content to make subsequent visits to the same website faster. . Response in Sesotho: Cache ke memori ea lebelo le holimo e sebelisoang ke komporo ho boloka data, lifaele kapa litaelo tse fumanehang khafetsa kapa tse sa tsoa sebelisoa. E fana ka phihlello e potlakileng ea data ena ka ho e tsoara ka nakoana haufi le setsi sa tšebetso se bohareng CPU kapa memori. Morero oa memori ea cache ke ho fokotsa nako eo e e nkang ho khutlisa data, kaha ho fihlella data e bolokiloeng mohopolong oa cache ho potlakile ho feta ho e lata polokelong ea mantlha. Ho na le maemo a fapaneng a cache memory, ho kenyeletsoa Level 1 L1, Level 2 L2, le Level 3 L3 cache, e ngoe le e ngoe e na le boholo bo fapaneng le lebelo. Boemong ba libatli tsa marang-rang, cache e bua ka polokelo ea nakoana ea maqephe a webo, litšoantšo, mangolo le litaba tse ling ho etsa maeto a latelang ho webosaete e tšoanang kapele. 