code in Arabic

code in Arabic is رُمُوز — code means instructions written in a programming language that a computer can run.

رُمُوز

noun masculine

Pronounced: rumūz

set of rules for converting information

What does "code" mean?

noun Instructions written in a programming language that a computer can run.
"The developers checked every line of code before releasing the update."
noun A system of symbols or signals used to represent information secretly or compactly.
"Each letter in the message was swapped for a number, so it looked like a secret code."
noun A formal set of laws, rules, or principles governing a subject or group.
"Doctors follow a strict code of ethics when treating patients."
verb To write instructions for a computer program.
"My sister is learning to code so she can build her own website."

The developers checked every line of code before releasing the update.
She spent all afternoon debugging the code.
Each letter in the message was swapped for a number, so it looked like a secret code.
Morse code uses short and long signals to spell out words.

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What is "code" in Arabic?

"code" in Arabic is رُمُوز. code means: Instructions written in a programming language that a computer can run.

How do you pronounce رُمُوز?

"code" in Arabic is رُمُوز, pronounced "rumūz".

How do you use "code" in a sentence?

Example: "The developers checked every line of code before releasing the update." In Arabic, "code" is رُمُوز.

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