user-defined module
[/ˈjuːzər dɪˈfaɪnd ˈmɒdjuːl/]
nounpl: user-defined modules
módulo definido pelo usuário
1. A software component or unit of code created by a user or programmer to perform specific functions, rather than being pre-built into the system
The developer created a user-defined module to handle custom payment processing for the e-commerce platform.
O desenvolvedor criou um módulo definido pelo usuário para processar pagamentos personalizados na plataforma de e-commerce.
2. In programming, a reusable block of code that can be imported and used in other programs
We can simplify the project by building a user-defined module for data validation.
Podemos simplificar o projeto construindo um módulo definido pelo usuário para validação de dados.
3. A customized function or library designed to extend the capabilities of an application or software system
The application allows users to create user-defined modules to extend its functionality.
A aplicação permite que os usuários criem módulos definidos pelo usuário para estender sua funcionalidade.
This is technical terminology widely used in software development industries in both Brazil and the United States. It reflects the programming culture's emphasis on modularity and code reusability. In Brazil, the term is increasingly adopted alongside Portuguese translations in tech companies and development communities. The concept emphasizes user empowerment and customization, which aligns with modern software development practices.
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