movablecode

noun
UK /ˈmuːvəbl kəʊd/
US /ˈmuːvəbl koʊd/

Code that you can pick up and move to a different place.

The game lets you drag movablecode blocks to build a new path.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Computer instructions that can be sent from one machine to another and still run.

The virus spread as movablecode across the network.

3. A chunk of programming that can be rearranged inside a project without breaking it.

She moved the movablecode into a separate file.

4. A teaching tool where kids snap together code pieces like building bricks.

We used movablecode to make the robot turn around.