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WordPress is an open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP and linked to MySQL databases. It has established itself as the leading tool for designing and managing websites and blogs thanks to its ease of use, extensibility, and large community.

The WordPress database is the central storage system, structured as relational tables, that stores all the website's information, including blog posts, page content, theme settings, user profiles, and comments.

Gutenberg is WordPress's default block editor, which replaced the classic editor and introduced a modular system for building posts and web pages by dragging and dropping individual blocks of text, images, lists, and videos—without the need for any programming knowledge.

A Custom Post Type is a type of custom post in WordPress that allows you to organize information in specialized formats other than standard posts and pages, making it ideal for cataloging properties, portfolios, customer testimonials, or dictionary entries.

A child theme is a subordinate template that inherits all the features, styles, and settings from a main theme (or parent theme), allowing developers to make custom code modifications without the risk of losing those changes when the parent theme is updated.

Caching in WordPress involves saving static HTML copies of your site's dynamic web pages so they can be served immediately to subsequent visitors, reducing the load on the server's processor by eliminating the need to query the database again.

A widget is a modular block of content with specific functions that can be easily added to designated areas of a WordPress theme, such as the sidebar or footer, to display calendars, menus, or recent posts.

A WordPress theme is a template and set of code files that determine the visual design of a website, including its typography, color palette, and header and footer structure, independently of the information and content stored on the site.