logic-driven code

noun phrase

UK /ˈlɒdʒɪk ˈdrɪvən kəʊd/

US /ˈlɑːdʒɪk ˈdrɪvən koʊd/

Code that makes choices by following clear if-then rules.

The game's logic-driven code decides whether you win or lose.

SYNONYMS

rule-based code conditional code decision code algorithmic code

RELATED WORDS

if-statement algorithm condition branching flowchart

OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software whose behavior is controlled by formal reasoning rather than random or learned patterns.

The traffic light uses logic-driven code to switch colors on a timer.

3. A programming style that separates decision rules from the rest of the program.

By keeping logic-driven code in one module, the team could test the rules easily.

4. Instructions that evaluate true-or-false tests to pick the next step.

Her logic-driven code checks the score and then shows the right message.