codemarks

noun
UK /ˈkəʊd.mɑːks/
US /ˈkoʊd.mɑrks/

Small marks or notes that help you find and understand parts of a code or a book.

The programmer added codemarks in the script so others could follow the logic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Special symbols used in a secret code to stand for letters or words.

Each message used different codemarks to hide its meaning.

3. Marks placed on a document to show where changes or important parts are.

The editor left codemarks beside every sentence that needed fixing.

4. Signs in a computer program that help a machine or person find specific sections.

The software uses codemarks to jump quickly to each function.