Under the Code, "open terms"-such as no quantity of goods, or no price for the goods-can be "plugged" to create an enforceable agreement.

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The Code allows for "open terms" to be plugged in order to create an enforceable agreement. This means that if a contract is missing a quantity of goods or price for the goods, those missing terms can be filled in by the parties in order to make the contract enforceable. This is known as gap filling, and is an important concept in contract law under the UCC.

Under the Code, "Open Terms"-Such as No Quantity of Goods