codelibrary
nounUK /ˈkəʊdˌlaɪbrəri/
US /ˈkoʊdˌlaɪbreri/
A code library is a set of ready-made computer instructions that people can use to build programs faster.
She added a code library to her project so she wouldn't have to write everything from scratch.
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2. A collection of stored computer code kept together for reuse.
The team keeps a code library of common functions on the shared drive.
3. A place in a program where reusable code is organized and shared.
The developer browsed the code library for a sorting function.
4. A set of prewritten routines that programmers link into their own software.
This code library handles image resizing for many apps.