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A program's "source code" is the code that computer programmers write to tell computers what to do. This is a special, human-readable form that can be understood by people. Special computer programs called compilers turn this code into the binary code that is understood by computers. | '''Source Code''' :: A program's "source code" is the code that computer programmers write to tell computers what to do. This is a special, human-readable form that can be understood by people. Special computer programs called compilers turn this code into the binary code that is understood by computers. | ||
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Source Code :: A program's "source code" is the code that computer programmers write to tell computers what to do. This is a special, human-readable form that can be understood by people. Special computer programs called compilers turn this code into the binary code that is understood by computers.