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code

/koʊd/

noun

Bilgileri gizli veya kısaca temsil etmek için kullanılan sembol sistemi

A system of words, letters, figures, or symbols used to represent others for secrecy or brevity.

  • The spy sent a message in code.
  • They cracked the enemy's code during the war.
  • Geneticists continue to decipher the complex code embedded within DNA sequences to understand hereditary disease mechanisms.
  • Software engineers must adhere to a strict ethical code when developing algorithms that influence public decision-making processes.
  • Medieval scribes often employed an elaborate code system to protect sensitive theological documents from unauthorized readers.
  • The Rosetta Stone proved instrumental in breaking the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic code that had puzzled scholars for centuries.
noun

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A set of rules or laws governing conduct or procedure.

  • The building code requires fire exits on every floor.
  • Doctors must follow a professional code of ethics.
noun

Bilgisayar programlama talimatları

Instructions written in a programming language for a computer to execute.

  • She spent all day writing code for the new app.
  • The code has a bug that needs fixing.
verb

Bilgisayar programları yazmak

To write instructions in a programming language; to program.

  • I'm learning to code in Python.
  • He codes for a tech company.
verb

Bilgiyi kodlanmış forma dönüştürmek

To convert information into a particular form or system.

  • The data is coded for security purposes.
  • Researchers code survey responses for analysis.