draftprogram
nounUK /ˈdrɑːft prəʊɡræm/
US /ˈdræft proʊɡræm/
A first rough plan of a program that you can change later.
She wrote a draftprogram for the school play before the final version.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An early version of computer code that is not finished yet.
The team tested a draftprogram to see if the idea worked.
3. A temporary schedule made before the real one is decided.
We made a draftprogram for the trip but changed it later.
4. A practice plan used to try out ideas.
His draftprogram helped him organize the science fair.