codelibraries

noun

UK /ˈkəʊd ˈlaɪbrəriz/

US /ˈkoʊd ˈlaɪbrɛriz/

A code library is a set of ready-made computer instructions that people can use to build programs faster.

The developer added two code libraries to the project to save time.

SYNONYMS

software libraries programming libraries code packages modules frameworks

RELATED WORDS

functions dependencies APIs repositories toolkits

OTHER MEANINGS

2. Collections of reusable code organized for a specific programming language.

Python code libraries like NumPy make math easier.

3. Shared repositories where programmers store and find code.

The team published their code libraries on GitHub.

4. Bundles of prewritten routines that programmers link into their own software.

He linked several code libraries to handle image processing.