tight code

Software that is written very efficiently. An experienced programmer can create much tighter code than a novice, and the difference can be like night and day. Contrast with spaghetti code.

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The European engineering community is primed for software that can generate tight code to turn those concepts into reality."

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"But we would have to have a very clear and tight code as to how it was used.

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