A note on code portability

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Code portability is the practice of writing code that can be easily reused or transferred between different environments, such as databases or frameworks, with minimal changes. By prioritising portability, developers enhance code maintainability, reduce vendor lock-in, and improve their own adaptability across projects and organisations.

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