Character and Word Counter

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About 'Source Code Formatter' Tool

A computer language used to develop a programme is known as source code. A compiler or interpreter converts source code created using a programming language into machine-readable commands. Source code created in one computer language can be translated to another in order to execute on another machine. Source code is composed of lines of text written in a formal computer language and must adhere to rigorous rules and norms.

When you submit a blog post, your words do not appear on the internet by themselves. To do this, a procedure known as "posting" takes place behind the scenes. Every blog has source code that informs the machine precisely what to do.

A source code, also known as a source file, is a file that contains a collection of machine instructions that may be used to build a computer programme. The word is most typically used in the sense of providing physical "source code" to a compiler or translator in order to generate an executable programme. The source code is frequently translated from a human-readable form to a binary form throughout this procedure for easier and faster execution.

The initial stage in the coding process is to create source code. It is the first draught of a programme written in "pseudocode," a human-readable language. With a generator or translator, this pseudocode is subsequently translated into computer code that computers can read.