quick-fixcode
nounUK /ˈkwɪk fɪks kəʊd/
US /ˈkwɪk fɪks koʊd/
A quick-fixcode is a fast, simple piece of computer code that solves a problem for now.
The programmer used a quick-fixcode to stop the error before the big test.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A short line of code added in a hurry to make a program work again.
She wrote a quick-fixcode to restart the game server.
3. A temporary repair in software that may need a better solution later.
The team knew the quick-fixcode would not last forever.
4. A simple coding trick used to get past a small problem fast.
His quick-fixcode made the buttons work again in seconds.