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An '''easter egg''' is a hidden bit of software which (like a real [[Easter egg]]) can be discovered, generally by entering an undocumented command. Computer games and DVD movies sometimes have easter eggs. | An '''easter egg''' is a hidden bit of software which (like a real [[Easter egg]]) can be discovered, generally by entering an undocumented command. Computer games and DVD movies sometimes have easter eggs. | ||
Computer programmers may add an easter egg with or without the connivance of their employers. | Computer programmers may add an easter egg with or without the connivance of their employers. | ||
Revision as of 05:02, March 10, 2008
- It has been proposed that this page, :Easter egg (software), be titled, "Easter egg (software)".
An easter egg is a hidden bit of software which (like a real Easter egg) can be discovered, generally by entering an undocumented command. Computer games and DVD movies sometimes have easter eggs.
Computer programmers may add an easter egg with or without the connivance of their employers.