A set of instructions that a computer can execute.
prˈoʊgræm
software
Programs and related data used by a computer.
sˈɔftwɛr
application
A software product designed for users to perform tasks.
æpɫʌkˈeɪʃʌn
developer
A person who designs, writes, and maintains software.
dɪvˈɛɫʌpɝ
programmer
A person who writes and improves computer programs.
prˈoʊgræmɝ
bug
A mistake in software that causes incorrect behavior.
bˈʌg
error
A problem that prevents an operation from completing correctly.
ˈɛrɝ
fix
To correct a defect or unwanted behavior in software.
fˈɪks
feature
A distinct capability provided by a software product.
fˈitʃɝ
task
A defined piece of work assigned to a developer.
tˈæsk
issue
A reported problem or work item that needs attention.
ˈɪʃu
ticket
A tracked unit of work with requirements and status.
tˈɪkʌt
requirement
A condition or capability that software must satisfy.
rɪkwˈaɪrmʌnt
input
Data supplied to a program, function, or operation.
ˈɪnpʊt
output
Data produced by a program, function, or operation.
ˈaʊtpʊt
variable
A named storage location whose value can change.
vˈɛriʌbʌɫ
constant
A named value that does not change while the program runs.
kˈɑnstʌnt
function
A reusable block of code that performs a specific operation.
fˈʌŋkʃʌn
method
A function associated with a class or object.
mˈɛθʌd
class
A blueprint that defines data and behavior for objects.
kɫˈæs
object
An instance that combines data with related behavior.
ˈɑbdʒɛkt
string
A sequence of characters stored as text.
strˈɪŋ
number
A numeric value used in a calculation or comparison.
nˈʌmbɝ
boolean
A value that can be either true or false.
buɫˈiʌn
array
An ordered collection of values accessed by position.
ɝˈeɪ
list
An ordered collection of related items.
ɫˈɪst
loop
A structure that repeats code while a condition holds.
ɫˈup
condition
An expression that determines which code path runs.
kʌndˈɪʃʌn
branch
One path of execution or a separate line of version-control work.
brˈæntʃ
file
A named unit of data stored by a computer.
fˈaɪɫ
folder
A container used to organize files.
fˈoʊɫdɝ
path
A sequence that identifies the location of a file or resource.
pˈæθ
line
A single row of text in a source file.
ɫˈaɪn
syntax
The formal rules for writing valid code in a language.
sˈɪntæks
comment
Text in source code intended for readers rather than execution.
kˈɑmɛnt
command
An instruction entered for a computer or development tool.
kʌmˈænd
terminal
A text interface for running commands and viewing output.
tˈɝmʌnʌɫ
editor
A tool used to write and modify source files.
ˈɛdʌtɝ
IDE
An application that combines code editing, building, and debugging tools.
ˌaɪ diː ˈiː
compile
To translate source code into a form the computer can run.
kʌmpˈaɪɫ
build
To produce an executable software artifact from source code.
bˈɪɫd
run
To start a program or execute a command.
rˈʌn
test
To check whether software behaves as expected.
tˈɛst
debug
To investigate and correct defects in software.
dibˈʌg
log
A recorded message about an event or program state.
ɫˈɔg
version
A particular state or release of software.
vˈɝʒʌn
update
To change software or data to a newer state.
ʌpdˈeɪt
install
To make software available on a system or device.
ɪnstˈɔɫ
dependency
External code or a component required by a project.
dɪpˈɛndʌnsi
package
A distributable unit of code and metadata.
pˈækʌdʒ
library
Reusable code that an application can call.
ɫˈaɪbrɛri
framework
A structured foundation that guides application development.
frˈeɪmwɝk
API
A defined interface through which software components communicate.
ˌeɪ piː ˈaɪ
database
An organized collection of data that software can query and update.
dˈeɪtʌbeɪs
server
A system that provides data or services to clients.
sˈɝvɝ
client
Software that requests data or services from a server.
kɫˈaɪʌnt
request
A message sent to ask a system to perform an operation.
rɪkwˈɛst
response
A message returned after a request is processed.
rɪspˈɑns
user
A person who interacts with a software product.
jˈuzɝ
deploy
To make a software version available in an environment.
dɪpɫˈɔɪ
release
A version of software made available to users.
riɫˈis
commit
A recorded set of changes in version control.
kʌmˈɪt
repository
A version-controlled storage location for source code and history.
ripˈɑzʌtɔri
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