serial number; identification number or code used for identification or ordering

a secret personal identification number or character string used to access accounts or locks

Digital; to digitize; to represent data through binary digits (0 and 1)

at the minimum; at the very least; at a minimum

wharf; dock; quay; pier; a structure built on the shore for mooring ships and handling cargo or passengers

A system of symbols or signals used to represent information, such as computer programming instructions or binary data.

counter or token used for counting or in games of chance; casino chip

To convert information, numbers, or text into a specific code or signal according to a set of rules; to encrypt.

size or fitting, especially of clothing, shoes, or other apparel

to decipher or decode a message or signal; to translate encoded information back into its original form like text, data, or images

two things that are fundamentally different or separate from each other; two unrelated matters

postal code; zip code; series of numbers assigned by the post office to represent different delivery areas

metal block or plate of standard mass used for weighing objects on a balance scale

the price of a commodity; the figure on a price tag

Device or program that translates a set of digital signals or data back into its original form; widely used in telecommunications and computers.

a series of printed bars and spaces representing data used for product identification; typically read by scanners to retrieve information like price or item type

a theatrical program or list of plays to be performed; a theatrical piece

To raise the price of commodities; to overcharge.

The system of signals, symbols, or numbers used to represent letters, characters, and punctuation in telegraph communication

A sequence of black lines and white spaces of varying widths that represents data; commonly used on products for scanning in retail, banking, and libraries.

(colloquial) a symbol used for recording numbers; a digit

identification code; identifier

the number printed on a page of a book, newspaper, or document

the original computer programming code written by a human before being translated into a form that a machine can execute

encoder; coding equipment; a device or component that converts information into a specific format for purposes such as transmission, compression, or encryption

to decode; to decipher; to translate received signals or code into the original information or text

a sequence of three nucleotides that together form a unit of genetic code in a DNA or RNA molecule

to pile or stack items up neatly; to put things away in an orderly sequence

bitrate; the amount of data processed per unit of time in digital media

original computer code written by a programmer before being compiled into a program

Open or non-secret code used in communications, such as standard telegraph codes or unencrypted text; also refers to plaintext in cryptography.

to increase quotas or requirements at every level of government or management, often resulting in unrealistic or excessive demands at the lowest level

a secret code or cipher used for private messages

vegetables and other garnishes added to a bowl of noodles

The study or practice of techniques for secure communication in the presence of third parties

(computing) a bitmask used to filter or hide specific parts of a string of binary code through logical operations

a digital code used to represent a specific character or letter in a computing system

to convert data or information into a digital format; to digitize

device used to decode or decipher information; decoder; decipherer

zip code or postal code used for sorting mail

Wang code, an alternate name for the [[五笔字型|五筆字型|wu3 bi3 zi4 xing2]] five-stroke input method invented by [[王永民|王永民|wang2 yong3 min2]] in 1983

To pile items up into a neat stack.

To travel from city to city or along coastal and river ports to do business

A systematic code representing data to facilitate storage, retrieval, and processing

microprogramming code used in computer hardware and firmware

(computing) a representation of numbers using the radix complement of the value; especially the two's complement used in binary systems to represent negative integers

A tool or machine used to print numbers onto documents, vouchers, or receipts, often capable of changing the number automatically in sequence.

A specific collection of characters mapped to numeric codes for computer processing