briefcode
nounUK /ˈbriːf.kəʊd/
US /ˈbriːf.koʊd/
A short set of secret letters or numbers that stands for something longer.
The teacher gave us a briefcode to remember the three steps of the science experiment.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A compact way of writing computer instructions using very few words.
He wrote a briefcode to make the robot turn left.
3. A quick message sent in a shortened form.
She sent a briefcode to her friend saying she would be late.
4. A small card with a short set of rules or steps.
The briefcode on the wall showed how to wash your hands properly.