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プログラマ
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コンピュータプログラムを書く者
A programmer, also called a computer programmer or coder, is someone who writes the instructions that tell computers what to do. Professional programmers may be called software developers or software engineers, and their work is essential to creating the applications and systems we use every day.
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- Occupation.name
- Computer programmer
- Occupation.image
- File:Two women operating ENIAC (full resolution).jpg
- Occupation.caption
- Betty Jennings and Fran Bilas, part of the first ENIAC programming team
- Occupation.official_names
- Computer Programmer
- Occupation.type
- Profession
- Occupation.activity_sector
- Information technology, Software industry
- Occupation.competencies
- Writing and debugging computer code
- Occupation.formation
- Varies from apprenticeship to bachelor's degree, or self-taught
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- Image
- Programmer writing code with Unit Tests.jpg
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- female form of label
- programátorka
- male form of label
- programador
- Commons category
- Programmers
- Unicode character
- 👨🏻💻
- P8168
- Gyptis rosea
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Article · 日本語
プログラマ(英: programmer)とは、コンピュータのプログラムを作成する人全般を指す。プログラマーとも表記される(参照)。
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