to stub
- verb
- /stʌb/
- Specialized
It just means that when I go to boot my VM, womp womp, we've got to stub this.
- It just means that when I go to boot my VM, womp womp, we've got to stub this.
Examples
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And then if I really want to stub or flat, I'll use that.
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To test the new feature, the developer decided to stub the component temporarily while working on the main code.
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In order to simulate the database response, we can stub the service call with dummy data.
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The programmer used a simple function to stub the behavior of the module during the testing phase.
Synonyms
Replace a real part with a simple stand-in during tests
To replace a function in a program with a simple fake version for testing
Antonyms
Phrasal Verbs
- Specialized
To replace a function in a program with a simple fake version for testing
Compounds
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Etymology
Stub (verb, in development) follows the same 'short piece' idea from stubb 'tree stump', so to stub a function is to make a short placeholder that stands in for the full code while you work.