codeaddress
nounUK /ˈkəʊd əˌdres/
US /ˈkoʊd əˌdres/
A code address is a special name that tells a computer where to find something.
The program uses a code address to find the right file.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A label used in programming to mark a spot in the code.
The jump instruction goes to the code address at the start of the loop.
3. A unique identifier for a block of instructions in a machine.
Each function has its own code address in memory.
4. A postal-style code used to route messages in a network.
The router reads the code address to send the packet onward.