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Code monkey may refer to:

  • Code monkey, a derogatory term for an unskilled programmer who is only able to perform trivial or repetitive computer programming tasks or a reference to a job that treats even experienced computer programmers in a way that trivializes their problem-solving abilities. Can also be used as a derogatory term to express "even a monkey could write this code", which is often resented by computer programmers as it trivializes the complexity of programming. [citation needed] This term draws also an analogy from the Infinite monkey theorem involving monkeys typing ad infinitum to produce Hamlet.
  • Code Monkeys, an animated television series
  • "Code Monkey" (song), by Jonathan Coulton

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