set-basedcode

noun
UK /sɛt beɪst kəʊd/
US /sɛt beɪst koʊd/

A set-based code is a way of writing computer instructions that works on whole groups of things at once.

The programmer used set-based code to update all the records in one step.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A coding style that avoids loops by treating data as a single set.

Set-based code often runs faster than row-by-row processing.

3. Instructions written for a set-based programming language.

She reviewed the set-based code before the release.

4. A block of code that operates on mathematical sets.

The lesson introduced set-based code with simple union and intersection examples.