softwarecode

noun
UK /ˈsɒft.weə kəʊd/
US /ˈsɔːft.wer koʊd/

The words and instructions that people write to tell a computer what to do.

The programmer wrote softwarecode to make the game work.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The written text of a computer program that a person can read and edit.

She saved the softwarecode in a file so her team could review it.

3. A set of coded rules that controls how an app or system behaves.

The bug was hidden deep in the softwarecode of the app.

4. The part of a program that is written in a programming language rather than machine language.

Students learn to turn softwarecode into working apps.