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code

noun A2
1

şifre, gizli işaret B1

a system of symbols or signals used to represent information in a concealed form

The spy gave me a secret code to open the safe.

  • The museum displayed an ancient code that historians are still trying to decipher.
  • Advanced cryptographers develop complex codes to secure international communications.
  • secret code · gizli şifre The agents exchanged a secret code to verify their identities.
  • encryption code · şifreleme kodu The software uses a strong encryption code to protect data.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: cipher

2

yasa, kanun bütünü B2

a systematic collection of laws or regulations

The parliament passed a revised tax code last month.

  • Researchers compared the criminal code of several countries.
  • The city council is drafting a new building code for safety.
  • Legal scholars debate the interpretation of the international code of conduct.
  • Compliance officers ensure that all operations follow the corporate code of ethics.
  • civil code · medeni kanun The new civil code was enacted to modernize family law.
  • penal code · ceza kanunu Violations of the penal code can result in imprisonment.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: law

3

kod, program kodu B1

a set of instructions written in a programming language that a computer can execute

He submitted his first piece of code for the class assignment.

  • The software engineer debugged the code after the crash.
  • University courses teach students how to structure readable code.
  • Researchers published the algorithm's code to allow replication of results.
  • source code · kaynak kod Developers reviewed the source code to find the bug.
  • open-source code · açık kaynak kod The project released its open-source code under the MIT license.
  • code repository · kod deposu All team members push their changes to the central code repository.
  • write code She writes clean, efficient code for the mobile app.

sb: somebody · sth: something

code

verb B2
1

kodlamak, programlamak

to write instructions in a programming language for a computer to execute

She can code simple games using JavaScript.

  • The students were asked to code a calculator for their assignment.
  • Our company hired interns who can code efficiently in multiple languages.
  • After the meeting, the developers began to code the new feature according to the specifications.
  • Despite the tight deadline, the team managed to code a robust data-processing pipeline that met all security requirements.
  • code a program · bir programı kodlamak She learned how to code a program in Python during the workshop.
  • code in Java · Java'da kodlamak The team decided to code the application in Java for better performance.
  • code sth in … He can code the algorithm in C++ within a few hours.
  • code sth from scratch They had to code the website from scratch after the redesign.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: program

simpler: write

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