programmer
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- noun
- /ˈprɒɡræmər/
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programador
- As a skilled programmer, he designs innovative software solutions to improve user experience.
- computer programmer
- programmers write
- systems programmer
How have you yourself changed as a programmer over the years?
- How have you yourself changed as a programmer over the years?
- I could explain to the programmers what was needed.
- He was the original creator and lead programmer for Doom.
- He hired in an Oxford classmate and computer programmer, Martin Lewick to assist.
- Yeah, it's you still should be a good programmer in order to modify.
- Then you still need to explain the programmer.
Examples
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He's a computer programmer for the school district.
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We eventually did hire a programmer to help us with it.
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How have you yourself changed as a programmer over the years?
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So the programmer has to know about the architecture.
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Kenny is the hottest young programmer in New York City.
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I could explain to the programmers what was needed.
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James worked in St. Louis, first for Washington University as a programmer, then for Anheuser-Busch.
Fiction book (1997) -
Rick Heller is a computer programmer who lives in the Boston area.
Fiction book (2000) -
I'm a freelance programmer at IndieCorp.
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I am a programmer, philosopher, and founder of Stoa, A Stoic meditation app.
Synonyms
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3.0
A person or company that makes computer programs like apps
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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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3.4
A person who writes programs that tell computers what to do
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7.4
A person who writes and fixes software
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8.2
A person who only writes routine computer code and has no say in decisions
A person who writes computer programs
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Etymology
Programmer comes from program, which itself comes from the parts pro- meaning 'before' and gramma meaning 'a thing written'. So a programmer is literally someone who writes the instructions — a written 'before' plan — that tells a computer what to do.