amateurcode
nounUK /ˈæmətə kəʊd/
US /ˈæmətʃər koʊd/
Code written by someone who is still learning and not an expert yet.
The game works, but the amateurcode makes it slow and buggy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A playful label for messy, quickly written code that works but is not clean.
He laughed at his own amateurcode before cleaning it up.
3. Programming done as a hobby rather than as a profession.
Her amateurcode project became a popular open-source tool.
4. A style of coding marked by simple trial-and-error rather than formal design.
The tutorial teaches amateurcode tricks for absolute beginners.