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A code is an apperently meaningless seqence that has a special meaning for those knowledgeable of the code. Codes have been in existence since before that start of [[rome]]
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<small>For other uses, see [[Code (disambiguation)]]</small>
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A '''code''' is an apparently meaningless sequence that has a special meaning for those knowledgeable of the code. See [[cryptography]].
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In [[computer science]], the word "code" often refers to portions of a [[computer program]].
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Codes have been in existence since before the founding of [[Rome]].
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Latest revision as of 23:40, June 22, 2016

For other uses, see Code (disambiguation)

A code is an apparently meaningless sequence that has a special meaning for those knowledgeable of the code. See cryptography.

In computer science, the word "code" often refers to portions of a computer program.

Codes have been in existence since before the founding of Rome.