entry-level code

noun
UK /ˈɛntri ˈlɛvəl kəʊd/
US /ˈɛntri ˈlɛvəl koʊd/

Entry-level code is simple computer code that beginners write when they are just learning.

The students wrote entry-level code to make a robot move forward.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Code written for the most basic version of a product or software tier.

The entry-level code unlocks only the free features of the app.

3. The first lines of code a program runs when it starts.

The entry-level code sets up the game screen before play begins.

4. Code used in a company's lowest job level for new programmers.

New hires practice entry-level code during their first week.