user code
BrE: ˈjuːzə kəʊd
Definition

Definition of user code - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
securityTECH.personal identification string used to access a computer systemTECH.
  • Enter your user code and password to log in.
2.
technologyTECH.program instructions written by a programmer, not part of the core systemTECH.
  • Bugs in the user code caused the application to crash frequently.
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technology
digital code used by a system to prove a user identity
technology
using code instead of a user interface
technology
user interface for mixing code and text
JSXabbr.
abr: JavaScript Syntax eXtension
special code for writing user interfaces in JavaScript
data collection
code snippet for collecting data on user behavior
UICacr.
acr: User Identification Code
unique number or code for identifying a user

Examples of user code in a sentence

  • Each employee receives a unique user code during onboarding.
  • The error log clearly pointed to a flaw in the user code.
  • We separated system libraries from user code to simplify debugging.

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  1. French:code utilisateur, code applicatif, ...
  2. German:Benutzercode, Anwendercode, ...
  3. Italian:codice utente, codice dell'utente, ...
  4. Spanish:código de usuario, código del usuario, ...
  5. Portuguese:código de utilizador, código do utilizador, ...
  6. Chinese:用户代码, 用户程序代码, ...
  7. Japanese:ユーザーコード, ユーザ側コード, ...
  8. Arabic:رَمْز المُسْتَخدِم, شِفرة المُستخدِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹד מִשְׁתַמֵּשׁ, קוֹד מִשְׁתַּמֵּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:код пользователя, прикладной код, ...
  11. Ukrainian:код користувача, код прикладної програми, ...
  12. Hindi:यूज़र कोड, उपयोक्ता कोड, ...
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