SourceCode
Source code is a collection of human-readable instructions that specify the behavior of a software program. It is written in one or more programming languages, and may include comments, documentation, and configuration data. Source code is intended to be read and understood by developers and then transformed into executable code by compilers, interpreters, or transpilers.
Source code is typically organized into files, modules, classes, and functions, with naming conventions and directory
Translation of source code happens through different pathways. Compiled languages such as C or Rust are converted
Version control is commonly used to manage changes to source code. Systems like Git track history, branches,
Licensing and distribution: Source code may be released under open-source licenses or kept proprietary. Open-source code
Quality and security: Good source code adheres to style guidelines, includes documentation and tests, and is