coder
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈkoʊdər/
- Specialized
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programador
- The team is looking for a skilled coder to help develop their next software project.
- trained coder
- independent coder
- two coders
And I have, I've been fascinated by coding and coders for a very long time.
- And I have, I've been fascinated by coding and coders for a very long time.
- And I do know coders and people who are working in AI who understand this.
- He's an Apple Music podcast host, musician, an actor, a writer and the lead coder for Facebook.
- You know, I'm going, I'm a coder, so I'm going to say I'm going to put some upward velocity when the player hits the space bar.
- Well, one man who knows the answer is coder extraordinaire Seb Lee Delisle.
- This does mean that IRS coders have to kind of recode the system to be able to print these checks with Donald Trump, a name in the memo line, Donald J Trump.
- So there's some coders who work at a company that sort of support the protocol, but the protocols out there and it can't be, it can't be taken down ever, ever.
- I would say coding, yeah, I would say the best, the people who are strong coders pick it up the best.
- Traders create coders create algorithms that say if this, then that,
Examples
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And if you're the best coder in the world, you'll find your financial freedom.
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But, you know, writers should write, you know, coders should code.
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So I did a search and I found the most talented coder in my company.
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And one way to think of it is that good coders are good scientists.
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And I do know coders and people who are working in AI who understand this.
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So we should teach ethics to coders as part of their curriculum.
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The fact that you are a person who grew up around other people makes you a really good coder at a certain level right at the outset.
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Most coders are men.
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And I have, I've been fascinated by coding and coders for a very long time.
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Rapper, singer-songwriter, producer, actor, designer, coder, investor, tech entrepreneur.
Synonyms
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3.0
A person or company that makes computer programs like apps
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3.0
A person who writes, tests, and fixes computer programs
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3.2
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer code
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3.5
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer programs
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7.4
A person who writes and fixes software
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5.2
A person who writes short programs or dialogue for films
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8.2
A person who only writes routine computer code and has no say in decisions
How Skilled
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Morphology
Etymology
The word coder comes from code, which means 'a set of instructions' or 'secret writing', plus the ending -er meaning 'a person who does something', like in teacher. So a coder is someone who writes 'code', which is why it means a person who makes computer programs.