refactoredcode

noun
UK /ˌriːˈfæktəd kəʊd/
US /ˌriːˈfæktərd koʊd/

Code that has been cleaned up and made easier to read without changing what it does.

The team spent the afternoon reviewing the refactoredcode before the release.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software source that has been reorganized to reduce duplication and complexity.

The refactoredcode removed three duplicate functions.

3. A version of a program updated for better structure while keeping the same behavior.

Tests confirmed the refactoredcode behaved exactly like the original.

4. Code revised to make future changes easier for developers.

Thanks to the refactoredcode, adding a new feature took only an hour.