Sourcecode

The term can be defined in two ways, on the one hand "source code" refers to program instructions in a computer program (in English "source code") and on the other hand it is also the source text of a web document (in English "document source").
The document`s text and markup format and structure the source code of a document on the Internet, or more specifically, the “World Wide Web”.
Both the markings that are only visible in the source text, so-called tags of the "HyperText Markup Language", as well as the text of the document displayed in the browser, consist exclusively of ASCII text characters ("American Standard Code for Information Interchange").
The source code consists of instructions written either in assembler or in a high-level programming language.
The programmer or user can read or change this code, but this source code cannot be processed or executed directly by the computer.