basicclasses

noun
UK /ˈbeɪsɪk klɑːsɪz/
US /ˈbeɪsɪk klæsɪz/

Basic classes are the first, simple lessons you take to learn something new.

She signed up for basic classes to learn how to use a computer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The simplest categories in a system of grouping things.

The scientist sorted the rocks into basic classes by color.

3. The most important or fundamental groups in a set.

In math, numbers fall into basic classes like odd and even.

4. In programming, the simple starting templates used to build more complex code.

The students learned to write basic classes before making a game.