reusablerepeatcode
nounUK /riːˈjuːzəbəl rɪˈpiːt kəʊd/
US /riˈjuzəbəl rɪˈpit koʊd/
Code you can use again and again instead of writing it new each time.
The team saved time by putting the login buttons into reusablerepeatcode.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A block of programming instructions kept in one place so many programs can call it.
She moved the math helpers into reusablerepeatcode so every game could use them.
3. A habit in coding where you copy the same pattern on purpose because it is safe and tested.
Using reusablerepeatcode for form checks kept the app consistent.
4. A teaching idea that shows kids how to build once and share many times.
The class learned reusablerepeatcode by making one drawing tool everyone could reuse.