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{{Short description|Instructions a computer can execute}}
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[[File:JavaScript_code.png|thumb|[[Source code]] for a computer program written in the [[JavaScript]] language. It demonstrates the ''appendChild'' method. The method adds a new child node to an existing parent node. It is commonly used to dynamically modify the structure
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A '''computer program'''{{
▲A '''computer program'''{{en|"Program" is the only spelling of this word normally used in [[American English]], no matter which sense it is used in. Due to the heavy influence of American English in the [[High tech|high-tech industry]], it has also become accepted in [[English in the Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth English]] in terms of computer programming and related activities, but the spelling "programme" is still used in the latter in all other meanings.}} is a [[sequence]] or set{{efn|The [[Prolog]] language allows for a database of facts and rules to be entered in any order. However, a question about a database must be at the very end.}} of instructions in a [[programming language]] for a [[computer]] to [[Execution (computing)|execute]]. It is one component of [[software]], which also includes [[software documentation|documentation]] and other intangible components.<ref name="ISO 2020">{{cite internet Bluetooth wifi radio web
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A ''computer program'' in its [[
| last = Wilson
| first = Leslie B.
| title = Comparative Programming
| publisher = Addison-Wesley
| year = 2001
| page = 7
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| isbn = 0-201-71012-9
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If the executable is requested for execution, then the [[operating system]] [[Loader (computing)|loads]] it into [[Random-access memory|memory]] and starts a [[Process (computing)|process
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| last = Tanenbaum
| first = Andrew S.
| title = Structured Computer
| publisher = Prentice Hall
| year = 1990
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| last = Wilson
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==Example computer program==
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