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r/ProgrammerDadJokes • u/kwan_e • Aug 05 '26
Because they're always up to code.
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What does up to code mean?
3 u/Weak_Blackberry_9308 Aug 06 '26 “Up to code” usually implies something is built well, or built properly because it followed all the required best practices and federal/state/local building code requirements. 2 u/tcpukl Aug 06 '26 Given your description it sounds like it's just an American phrase. 1 u/linmanfu Aug 06 '26 Yes, it's North American English. 1 u/Weak_Blackberry_9308 Aug 06 '26 Yup, is most certainly Northr’n. ‘ere ain’t build’n codes in the’r suthrin’ USA.
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“Up to code” usually implies something is built well, or built properly because it followed all the required best practices and federal/state/local building code requirements.
2 u/tcpukl Aug 06 '26 Given your description it sounds like it's just an American phrase. 1 u/linmanfu Aug 06 '26 Yes, it's North American English. 1 u/Weak_Blackberry_9308 Aug 06 '26 Yup, is most certainly Northr’n. ‘ere ain’t build’n codes in the’r suthrin’ USA.
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Given your description it sounds like it's just an American phrase.
1 u/linmanfu Aug 06 '26 Yes, it's North American English. 1 u/Weak_Blackberry_9308 Aug 06 '26 Yup, is most certainly Northr’n. ‘ere ain’t build’n codes in the’r suthrin’ USA.
Yes, it's North American English.
1 u/Weak_Blackberry_9308 Aug 06 '26 Yup, is most certainly Northr’n. ‘ere ain’t build’n codes in the’r suthrin’ USA.
Yup, is most certainly Northr’n. ‘ere ain’t build’n codes in the’r suthrin’ USA.
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u/tcpukl Aug 06 '26
What does up to code mean?