self-auditcode

noun
UK /ˌself ˈɔːdɪt kəʊd/
US /ˌself ˈɔːdɪt koʊd/

A set of rules a computer program uses to check its own work.

The game uses a self-auditcode to make sure it never cheats.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A personal habit of reviewing your own actions to spot mistakes.

Her self-auditcode made her double-check every homework answer.

3. A checklist a machine runs to confirm it is working correctly.

The robot's self-auditcode beeped when a wheel was stuck.

4. A plan for checking your own progress before someone else does.

He wrote a self-auditcode to track his reading goals each week.