boilerplatekoodi
Boilerplatekoodi, sometimes also referred to as boilerplate code, is a segment of code that must be repeated in numerous places with minimal or no alteration. It is commonly found in software development and programming. The term "boilerplate" itself originates from a time when companies would print standard legal clauses on metal plates for easy reproduction, and the concept has been adapted to the realm of code.
The primary purpose of boilerplatekoodi is to fulfill structural or syntactical requirements of a programming language
The presence of boilerplatekoodi can lead to increased development time and make codebases harder to read