Codeline

A codeline is a single, continuous sequence of instructions written in a programming language, which makes up part of a larger software project. It represents a specific instruction or statement in the codebase. Developers organize codelines to build functions, features, or entire applications. Think of it as a line in a written document: each line contributes to the overall message. Managing codelines involves tools like version control systems that track changes, enabling collaboration, troubleshooting, and maintaining code quality over time.