What Does Inline Code Mean?
Inline code refers to any lines of code that are added in the body of a program. It can be any type of code written in any programming language. The inline code executes independently and is usually executed under some condition by the primary program.
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Techopedia Explains Inline Code
Inline code is primarily used to provide a functionality external to the primary program to which it is added. The inline code is executed based on a certain condition or as needed. Typically, inline code is embedded within the loop of the program body rather than being called as a separate function. So whenever the primary program is executed, the inline code also functions if the corresponding state or condition is as specified.
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