What is "self-cmplete"

Autocomplete is a resource to save time on many computer programs that include some form of text input. It usually uses a predictive algorithm to make a guess about what a person is typing, allowing a user to interact more efficiently with a computer. Web browsers often use autocomplete to help users type uniform long resource locators (Urls).

In addition to assistance in completing Urls, many browsers extend functionality in various ways and other fields. This can allow easy completion of frequently entered information like email addresses, names or credit card information

Web search engines often offer a form of auto-fill. In this case, as search term is typed, it is combined with other popular searches, allowing several common suggestions to be made. Given a fast internet connection, this can be an ongoing process that can allow much faster searches.

Word processors, code editors, and database query tools are also examples of programs that typically use some form of autocomplete. Word processors often come with a predetermined set of words that they will attempt to autocomplete, although they will often be able to learn new words. Source code editors, on the other hand, often use a very well structured programming language, which can be more efficiently completed automatically.

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