code file
code file noun: an electronic file whose contents consist of machine-readable or human-readable programming instructions, typically organized according to the syntax of a programming language and intended to be compiled, interpreted, assembled or processed by a computing system.
Noun
code file (plural code files)
- An electronic file whose contents consist of machine-readable or human-readable programming instructions, typically organized according to the syntax of a programming language and intended to be compiled, interpreted, assembled or processed by a computing system.
Forms of code file
| plural | code files |
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Questions about code file
- What does code file mean?
- Code file means an electronic file whose contents consist of machine-readable or human-readable programming instructions, typically organized according to the syntax of a programming language and intended to be compiled, interpreted, assembled or processed by a computing system.
- What part of speech is code file?
- Code file is a noun.
- What is the plural of code file?
- The plural of code file is code files.
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