linesofcode

noun
UK /laɪnz əv kəʊd/
US /laɪnz əv koʊd/

Lines of code are the rows of words a computer programmer writes to tell a computer what to do.

The new game took thousands of lines of code to build.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A way to measure how big a computer program is.

The app has about 50,000 lines of code.

3. The written instructions in a text file that a computer can read.

She opened the file and scrolled through the lines of code.

4. A unit used to compare the size of different software projects.

They compared the two programs by counting their lines of code.