When files containing large amounts of information are compressed or zipped, they are moved and forced into a smaller space to conserve memory and protect the file(s).
Ideally, the zipped file will be smaller than the file that is compressed to make it easier to transfer. The file can later be decompressed, and the file will be the same as it was before.
You can no longer view these files, but they will take up less space on your hard drive. If you want to view them again, just unzip it (pretty much the same way you zipped it). Compressing files is good for sending them to someone, or if you need more space on your hard drive. It gets smaller.
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He zipped up his jacket.
i think the word zipped is not a adjective
A "zipped folder" in Windows is a compressed ZIP archive.
From the Applications installed in them. For Example a Web server is an application server. It gathers all the business information from the below files:EAR - Enterprise Archive orWAR - Web ArchiveThese files contain the zipped up source code which contains the business logic in the form of code.
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Zepped is not a grammatical word in English.Did you mean the word zipped? Zipped is the past tense of the verb zip.
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Zip, zipped, or zipping possibly? i.e. That car zipped past me like a speeding bullet!