Computer code - Revision history

Christian75: removed Category:Computer programming using HotCat

2024-09-17T15:04:28Z

removed Category:Computer programming using HotCat

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Scottybbooyy: Removed many incoming links template, only page that links to here is the Computer Code (Disambiguation) redirect, which also has nothing linking to it.

2024-07-02T00:52:21Z

Removed many incoming links template, only page that links to here is the Computer Code (Disambiguation) redirect, which also has nothing linking to it.

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DPL bot: Robot: adding incoming links template; 30 or more articles link here (see the FAQ)

2024-07-01T18:08:48Z

Robot: adding incoming links template; 30 or more articles link here (see the FAQ)

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Tollens: add disambiguation template

2024-07-01T04:44:58Z

add disambiguation template

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Guy Harris: Turn this into a disambiguation page, as "computer code" can refer to machine code or interpreted-but-machine-code-like bytecode.

2024-06-30T21:47:15Z

Turn this into a disambiguation page, as "computer code" can refer to machine code or interpreted-but-machine-code-like bytecode.

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InfiniteNexus: ←Changed redirect target from Computer program to Source code

2023-12-06T18:43:15Z

←Changed redirect target from Computer program to Source code

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GliderMaven: computer program is a better target still

2021-01-20T04:46:19Z

computer program is a better target still

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GliderMaven: computer code is software not a language, it's written in a language

2021-01-20T04:04:48Z

computer code is software not a language, it's written in a language

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Klbrain: Merged content to Computer language, redirecting; uncontested 2019 proposal (easy-merge)

2020-05-13T08:59:00Z

Merged content to Computer language, redirecting; uncontested 2019 proposal (easy-merge)

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	{{Program execution}}
	'''Computer code''' or '''program code''' is the set of instructions forming a [[computer program]] which is [[Execution (computing)\|executed]] by a [[computer]]. It is one of two components of the [[software]] which runs on [[computer hardware]], the other being the [[data (computing)\|data]].

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	Computers can only execute the [[machine code]] instructions which are part of their [[instruction set]]. Because these instructions are difficult for humans to read, and writing good programs in machine code or other [[low-level programming language]]s is a time-consuming task, most [[programmer]]s write in the [[source code]] of a [[high-level programming language]]. This source code is [[Translator (computing)\|translated]] into machine code by a [[compiler]] or [[interpreter (computing)\|interpreter]] so that the computer can execute it to perform its [[task (computing)\|task]]s. A compiler produces [[object code]] which is usually in machine language but may also be in an intermediate language which is at a lower level than the source. A [[runtime system]] is often used to execute object code by [[Linker (computing)\|linking]] it with commonly used libraries. [[Bytecode]] is a lower level of source which is designed for more efficient interpretation by interpreters.

	[[Category:Computer programming]]		[[Category:Computer programming]]


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Minorax: Reverted edits by 50.126.104.107 (talk) to last version by 207.161.86.162

2020-04-10T03:27:57Z

Reverted edits by 50.126.104.107 (talk) to last version by 207.161.86.162

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	Computers can only execute the [[machine code]] instructions which are part of their [[instruction set]]. Because these instructions are difficult for humans to read, and writing good programs in machine code or other [[low-level programming language]]s is a time-consuming task, most [[programmer]]s write in the [[source code]] of a [[high-level programming language]]. This source code is [[Translator (computing)\|translated]] into machine code by a [[compiler]] or [[interpreter (computing)\|interpreter]] so that the computer can execute it to perform its [[task (computing)\|task]]s. A compiler produces [[object code]] which is usually in machine language but may also be in an intermediate language which is at a lower level than the source. A [[runtime system]] is often used to execute object code by [[Linker (computing)\|linking]] it with commonly used libraries. [[Bytecode]] is a lower level of source which is designed for more efficient interpretation by interpreters.		Computers can only execute the [[machine code]] instructions which are part of their [[instruction set]]. Because these instructions are difficult for humans to read, and writing good programs in machine code or other [[low-level programming language]]s is a time-consuming task, most [[programmer]]s write in the [[source code]] of a [[high-level programming language]]. This source code is [[Translator (computing)\|translated]] into machine code by a [[compiler]] or [[interpreter (computing)\|interpreter]] so that the computer can execute it to perform its [[task (computing)\|task]]s. A compiler produces [[object code]] which is usually in machine language but may also be in an intermediate language which is at a lower level than the source. A [[runtime system]] is often used to execute object code by [[Linker (computing)\|linking]] it with commonly used libraries. [[Bytecode]] is a lower level of source which is designed for more efficient interpretation by interpreters.

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	[[Category:Computer programming]]		[[Category:Computer programming]]