codeedit

verb
UK /ˈkəʊdˌɛdɪt/
US /ˈkoʊdˌɛdɪt/

To change the words or instructions in a computer program.

She used the app to codeedit her game and make the character jump higher.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To fix small mistakes in computer instructions.

He had to codeedit the file before the robot would move.

3. To change how a set of rules or steps works.

The teacher helped them codeedit the steps for the classroom robot.

4. To update the text of a computer language file.

They codeedit the website so the button turned blue.