operandpile

noun
UK /ˈɒpərændpaɪl/
US /ˈɑːpərændpaɪl/

An operandpile is a big stack of numbers or values that a computer works with.

The program pushed each number onto the operandpile before adding them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A heap of operands waiting to be processed in a calculation.

The calculator emptied its operandpile one value at a time.

3. In informal computing talk, a messy collection of inputs queued for an operation.

After the batch job, the operandpile was full of leftover values.

4. A teaching term for a pile of numbers learners line up before solving a math problem.

The teacher asked the kids to build an operandpile of ten blocks.