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69 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: bronkode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Arabic: كُود مَصْدَرِيّ (kūd maṣdariyy) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Armenian: ելակոդ (elakod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Belarusian: зыхо́дны код (zyxódny kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Belarusian: крыні́чны код (kryníčny kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Bulgarian: и́зходен код (ízhoden kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Bulgarian: сорс код (sors kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Catalan: codi font — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Chinese: 原始碼 /原始码 (goân-sí-bé) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Chinese Mandarin: 源代碼 /源代码 (yuándàimǎ) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Chinese Mandarin: 源碼 /源码 (yuánmǎ) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Chinese Mandarin: 原始碼 /原始码 (yuánshǐmǎ) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Czech: zdrojový kód — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Danish: kildekode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Dutch: broncode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Esperanto: fontkodo — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Esperanto: fonta kodo — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Estonian: lähtekood — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Estonian: lähtetekst — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Finnish: lähdekoodi — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• French: code source — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• French: source — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• French: sources — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Georgian: წყაროს კოდი (c̣q̇aros ḳodi) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Georgian: საწყისი კოდი (sac̣q̇isi ḳodi) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• German: Kode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• German: Quellcode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• German: Quellkode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• German: Quelltext — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Greek: πηγαίος κώδικας (pigaíos kódikas) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Hebrew: קוֹד מָקוֹר (kod makor) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Hungarian: forráskód — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Hungarian: forrás — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Italian: sorgente — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Italian: codice sorgente — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Japanese: ソースコード (sōsu kōdo) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Khmer: កូដប្រភព (kodbrâphôp) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Korean: 소스 코드 (soseu kodeu) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Latin: fōns — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Latvian: pirmkods — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Lithuanian: išeitinis kodas — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Macedonian: изворен код (izvoren kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Malagasy: renifango — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Malagasy: fango — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Marathi: सोर्स कोड (sorsa koḍ) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Norwegian Bokmål: kildekode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kjeldekode — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Persian: کُدِ مَنْبَع (kod-e manba') — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Polish: kod źródłowy — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Portuguese: código-fonte — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Portuguese: fonte — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Romanian: cod sursă — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Russian: исхо́дный код (isxódnyj kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Russian: исхо́дник (isxódnik) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Scottish Gaelic: còd tùsail — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Serbo-Croatian: изворни код — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Serbo-Croatian: izvorni kod — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Slovak: zdrojový kód — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Slovene: izvorna koda — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Spanish: código fuente — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Swedish: källkod — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Swedish: kod — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Tajik: коди манбаъ (kod-i manba') — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Thai: รหัสต้นฉบับ — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Turkish: kaynak kodu — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Turkish: kod — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Ukrainian: вихідни́й код (vyxidnýj kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Ukrainian: початко́вий код (počatkóvyj kod) — human-readable instructions in a programming language
• Vietnamese: mã nguồn — human-readable instructions in a programming language