👉 In programming, "reworked" refers to a change or modification made to an existing codebase that results in improved functionality and/or performance. This process often involves restructuring the code, adding new features, or fixing bugs. Re-worked code is typically written from scratch by the developer who originally created it, but with some modifications or improvements to improve its quality and efficiency. This can involve changing the function names, adding comments, making use of more efficient algorithms, or even modifying the data structures used
