Code Framework

Definitions

1. A framework or structural foundation that provides conventions, reusable components, and lifecycle hooks for building software. A code framework shapes how modules are organized and connected, often deciding which parts of the program are configured versus hand-written.

   In plain English: A framework that provides structure and reusable building blocks for code.

   Example: "The project stayed maintainable because the code framework enforced consistent module boundaries and dependency registration instead of letting every team invent its own structure."

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