draftcode
nounUK /ˈdrɑːftkəʊd/
US /ˈdræftkoʊd/
A draftcode is an early set of rules or computer instructions that you can still change.
The team wrote a draftcode for the new game before making it final.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A first version of a set of laws or rules that is not yet approved.
Lawmakers shared a draftcode of the new safety rules.
3. A temporary set of instructions used to test an idea.
She used a draftcode to see if the robot could move.
4. An unfinished plan written in short form.
His notebook was full of draftcode for the school project.