Code
code
Meaning of Code
ein System von Regeln oder Symbolen für Kommunikation oder Verhalten
用来表示信息的一套符号或规则
Pronunciation
Code with Chinese translation
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Code synonyms
What's the difference between Code, Geheimcode, Programmcode, Quellcode, Gesetz, Regelwerk, Schlüssel, and Chiffre
Secret code; emphasizes that the code is hidden from outsiders.
Program code; the code that a software program is made of.
Source code; the original editable form of a program.
Law; an official legal rule established by the state.
Rule set or framework; a collection of related rules for a specific area.
Rule; an individual instruction or norm of behavior.
Regulation or instruction; an official mandatory rule or directive.
Code of conduct; a set of rules about how to behave, especially in an organization.
Norm; a standard, accepted rule, or expected behavior.
Advanced: broader words
A key, especially in the sense of a cryptographic key or decoding key, not a general code.
Cipher; usually refers to an encrypted message, a system of signs, or a secret form of writing.
Encoding; the process of turning data into code, not the code itself.
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Questions about this word
What does Code mean?
a set of rules or symbols used for communication or behaviour
How do you pronounce Code?
Code is pronounced [deːɐ̯ koːd].
Is Code part of Programming vocabulary?
Yes, Code can be learned in the Programming topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Code part of Work English vocabulary?
Yes, Code can be learned in the Work English topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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