standardcode

noun
UK /ˈstændəd kəʊd/
US /ˈstændərd koʊd/

A standardcode is a set of rules that everyone agrees to follow.

The club wrote a standardcode so every member knew the rules.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system of symbols used to send messages in a fixed way.

The radio used a standardcode to share weather reports.

3. A shared way of writing computer instructions so programs work together.

The team followed a standardcode so their apps could talk to each other.

4. A set of agreed quality rules for making products.

The factory met the standardcode for safe toys.