Unlike the case with text, sounds, and images that have to be digitized by a digital device to work with them, source code does not have to be converted into a digital format before the processor can use it.

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Source code is written in a high-level programming language, which is human-readable. It must be converted into machine code (a digital format) through a process called compilation or interpretation before a processor can execute the instructions.

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