What do you call code that has been converted from binary into letters and symbols that computers can "read"?

Answer 1

Code that has been converted from binary into letters and symbols that computers can "read" is typically referred to as source code or high-level code. This type of code is written in programming languages, which are designed to be more understandable to humans than binary code. After being compiled or interpreted, this high-level code is transformed back into machine code (binary) that the computer can execute.