toggle-based program

noun
UK /ˈtɒɡl beɪst ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /ˈtɑːɡl beɪst ˈproʊɡræm/

A toggle-based program is a computer program that you control by switching things on and off.

The toggle-based program lets you turn the sound on or off with one click.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software whose features are enabled or disabled by toggling options rather than typing commands.

This toggle-based program hides advanced settings behind simple on/off switches.

3. A program that alternates between two states each time a control is pressed.

The toggle-based program switches between light and dark mode with every tap.

4. An application designed around toggle switches for quick configuration.

Teachers like the toggle-based program because each rule can be turned on or off instantly.