commandcode

noun
UK /kəˈmɑːnd kəʊd/
US /kəˈmænd koʊd/

A commandcode is a special set of letters or numbers that tells a computer what to do.

The robot moved forward when I typed the commandcode into the computer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A secret word or signal used to give an order.

The captain used a commandcode to start the mission.

3. A short line of text that makes a machine perform an action.

He entered the commandcode to open the gate.

4. A set of rules a leader gives to followers.

The team learned the commandcode before the game began.