Code monkey
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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. 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
monkey sometimes used with adjectives other than Code:
- "adjective" monkey, a non-derogatory term for a skilled programmer who is tasked with performing a more trivial or repetitive computer programming task in addition to projects more consistent their skill set.
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