live-checkedcode

noun
UK /laɪv tʃɛkt kəʊd/
US /laɪv tʃɛkt koʊd/

Code that someone looks at right away to make sure it is correct.

The teacher used live-checkedcode to catch mistakes before the program ran.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system that checks computer instructions as they are being written.

The editor's live-checkedcode flagged the missing bracket immediately.

3. Code that has been verified while it is running.

Live-checkedcode confirmed the game was working during the demo.

4. A quick, active inspection of programming text for errors.

She ran live-checkedcode on the new script before sharing it.