self-checkscript

noun
UK /ˌself ˈtʃek skrɪpt/
US /ˌself ˈtʃek skrɪpt/

A self-checkscript is a small set of steps a computer follows to test itself and make sure it is working right.

Before the game started, the robot ran a self-checkscript to see if all its parts were ready.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short written list a person uses to check their own work before finishing.

She used a self-checkscript to make sure her homework had no mistakes.

3. A program that scans code for errors without help from a person.

The self-checkscript found a typo in the code before anyone ran it.

4. A routine that a machine runs on itself at startup.

The printer's self-checkscript beeped twice to show the ink was low.