The code that has been converted from binary into letters and symbols that computers can read is commonly referred to as "source code." This source code is written in programming languages (like Python, Java, C++, etc.) that are more understandable for humans. When this source code is compiled or interpreted, it is converted into machine code or binary, which is what the computer actually executes. Additionally, if you're referring to a specific format like ASCII or UTF-8 where binary is translated into readable characters, that could also be described simply as "encoded text" or "character encoding."
what do you call code that has been converted from binary into letters and symbols that computers can read
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