Definition

To convert code written in a simplified or high-level syntax into a more detailed or standard form that is easier for a computer to understand.

Example

The compiler will desugar the code before executing it.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I’ve been trying to understand how to desugar my code lately.

Oh, that's a great skill to have! It really helps clarify things.

Yeah, I just want to make sure I’m writing clean code.

Definitely! Learning to desugar will make your debugging a lot easier.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Desugar → It is formed from "de-" (meaning removal or reversal) and "sugar" (from the English word referring to a sweet substance). The word "desugar" means to remove the sweetness or complexity from something, often used in programming to simplify code by removing syntactic sugar.

Memory Tip

Think of 'removing' ('de-') the 'sweetness' ('sugar') from something to make it simpler. This helps you remember that 'desugar' means to simplify or strip away unnecessary complexity.

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