recode
/riˈkoʊd/
verb
- To write computer code again, especially to improve or change it.
- She recoded the program in a different programming language.
- The developer had to recode the login system to fix a security issue.
- We decided to recode the entire website to make it load faster.
- To change the way information is represented or stored.
- The scientist recoded the data to make it compatible with the new software.
- The librarian had to recode the old catalog entries into the new digital system.
- They recoded the patient records to match the updated hospital database.
noun
- An instance of rewriting computer code.
- The recode of the app took three weeks to complete.
- After the recode, the program ran much more smoothly.
- The team planned a major recode of the outdated software.