The process of making a computer program work in a second language is called ________.

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Localising is the process of adapting a computer program or software for a specific locale or market to meet the language, cultural, and other specific requirements of a particular country or region. It involves translating the content of the program, and adjusting elements such as date and time formats, currency, and measurement units to fit the target audience. This process is also known as internationalisation or localization.

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