clean-coderule

noun
UK /kliːn ˈkəʊd ruːl/
US /kliːn ˈkoʊd ruːl/

A clean-code rule is a simple rule that helps people write neat and easy-to-read computer code.

Our team follows a clean-coderule that says every function should do just one job.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rule in a game or contest about keeping things tidy and fair.

The chess club added a clean-coderule about putting pieces back after each match.

3. A guideline for keeping a shared workspace neat and organized.

The office clean-coderule says to clear your desk before you leave.

4. A rule that helps keep secret messages or passwords simple and safe to check.

The app uses a clean-coderule to make sure passwords are easy to verify.