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Code is a system of rules that transforms information—like letters, words, or images—into a different form so it can be shared through communication channels or stored for later use. It matters because it expands how far and to whom we can communicate, as shown by inventions like language and writing that allowed people to share thoughts and ideas beyond the limits of speaking face-to-face.
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- Coding
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- Category:Encodings
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- different from
- program code
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Il codice, nella teoria dell'informazione, e specificatamente nelle telecomunicazioni, nell'elettronica e nell'informatica, è un sistema di segnali, segni o simboli convenzionalmente designati per rappresentare un'informazione.
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