(Actual contents: a computer pendant with a tiny dagger, wires twisted into shapes, several lines of code written on wax paper, and what looks like a small terra-cotta cat's head).
PhoneID requires a website to add several lines of code.
The installer zipped along - then halted, displaying several lines of code.
However, the C++ test cases I've been coming up with are almost always at least several lines of code consisting of some function/class/template declarations clumsier to input using readline.
Work is stored, shared and discussed, based on the idea of a "pull request," which is a suggestion to the group for some accretive element, like several lines of code, to be "pulled," or added, to a project.
Reading and writing molecule files is one of the most common tasks for users of OpenBabel but requires several lines of code if using the SWIG bindings.
We have shown that Bayesian methods for phylogenetic comparative analysis are easy to implement in the BUGS language, often only requiring several lines of code.
That software, which has been described as several lines of coding, was identified in the Boeing manual as the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system, or MCAS.
Although many others have contributed significant refinements, Jakob said, it's mostly his development, the result of several years of work -- about 150,000 lines of code -- and he's still in charge of the project.
Most systems have millions of lines of code, and the typical rate for a software bug is one per 1,000 lines of code.
It was super lightweight: you could program three lines of code and that was that.
