coding
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈkoʊdɪŋ/
- Specialized
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programación
- You've done some serious coding on this thing, huh?
- coding process
- coding algorithm
- coding skills
I'd learned to do some coding, and I wish I had.
- I'd learned to do some coding, and I wish I had.
- Watch anyone give you a little coding demonstration.
- Yeah, I need to hire other people, do coding, customer service, billing.
- And I have, I've been fascinated by coding and coders for a very long time.
- So I've always loved exploring those links between programming, coding, computers, information and physics.
- Heck, maybe you're even into coding or you're into tech, right?
Examples
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And I have, I've been fascinated by coding and coders for a very long time.
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And I got into coding.
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Should I be in my room working on product and coding all day, all night?
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I teach coding to kids in France.
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I should tell you that there was an error in the coding process.
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Watch anyone give you a little coding demonstration.
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What about that coding course you're doing, though?
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Dustin, you share the coding work with me.
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Heck, maybe you're even into coding or you're into tech, right?
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In our technology class, students are learning about coding using Python and Java.
Synonyms
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3.3
Writing instructions for a computer to do tasks
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2.9
To write instructions that tell a computer what to do
Compounds
- Specialized
2
3.7
A set of rules that uses signals to show letters and numbers for sending messages
A short, intensive course that teaches programming skills to prepare people for tech jobs
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coding comes from code (from Latin codex 'book'), where code came to mean a 'system of signs' or rules; that's why in computers coding is writing the set of instructions a computer can follow, like giving a machine a clear recipe.