computer code
kəmˈpjutər koʊd
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Definition of computer code - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
source codeTECH.human-readable instructions written by programmersTECH.
  • She spent hours debugging the computer code.
source code
2.
object codeTECH.machine-readable instructions generated from source codeTECH.
  • The compiler converts source code into computer code.
binary code machine code
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technology
write code for a computer to execute tasks
software development
person who writes computer code
technology
made by a computer using software or code
computer expert
person skilled in computer programming and solving problems with code
person technology
person who does not write computer code
programming
computer file that holds original human-readable program code before compilation
technology
program code written for a computer
software creation
writing, fixing, or improving code for computer programs

Examples of computer code in a sentence

  • He reviewed the computer code for errors.
  • The software engineer debugged the computer code efficiently.
  • Understanding computer code is essential for modern programmers.

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  1. French:code informatique, code machine, ...
  2. German:Computercode, Maschinencode, ...
  3. Italian:codice informatico, codice macchina, ...
  4. Spanish:código de computadora, código, ...
  5. Portuguese:código informático, ...
  6. Chinese:计算机代码, 机器代码, ...
  7. Japanese:コンピュータコード, 機械語, ...
  8. Arabic:شِيفْرَة بَرْمَجِيَّة, تعليمات حاسوبية, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹד מַחְשֵׁב, ...
  10. Russian:исходный код, машинный код, ...
  11. Ukrainian:комп'ютерний код, машинний код, ...
  12. Hindi:स्रोत कोड, मशीन कोड, ...

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