Similar words: sludge, bludgeon, nudge, fudge, budget, judge, budge, cudgel. Meaning: n. a badly assembled collection of parts hastily assembled to serve some particular purpose (often used to refer to computing systems or software that has been badly put together).
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1 This hides each kludge inside a function.
2 And life, in his opinion, is a kludge.
3 If the UI changes, the kludge can be redone without affecting a single script.
4 As an engineer, he can recognise a kludge when he sees one.
5 Once the text coordinate acquisition kludge is complete, the text is written to the image, and the image as shown under Step 2 in Figure 1 is written out.
6 To use a feature, the programmer calls the feature, without thinking about the kludge.
7 If you have more than a few global variables, you're whole script will eventually become a big kludge of unmaintainable code.
8 You get the feeling that these apps are a bit of a kludge, but if Google added this to Android, it could work magnificently.
9 It is the offspring of several other GTK-based editors, with the best features taken from each. As the name implies, kludge3d is a kludge.
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