The human-readable version of a program is called ____.
A) source code
B) program code
C) human code
D) system code

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The human-readable version of a program is called source code. It is the text-based version of a program that can be read and understood by humans. It needs to be compiled or interpreted into machine code (system code) to be executed by a computer. Program code is another term for source code, but it is not as commonly used in the industry. Human code and system code are not accurate terms for the human-readable version of a program.

The Human-Readable Version of a Program Is Called ____