a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal, usually containing one or more unknown values; chemical equation or formula

to follow a fixed routine or make something conform to a standard procedure; the state of being formulaic or stylized

an algebraic equation of the first degree, in which the highest power of any variable is one

simultaneous equations; a system of equations where two or more unknowns must satisfy two or more equations at once

(Taiwan) a person who writes computer software; referred to as [[程序员|程序員|cheng2 xu4 yuan2]] in Mainland China

Computer software or a program designed to help perform specific tasks related to managing computer resources or performing frequent operations.

a computer subroutine or secondary program used to perform a specific task that is called from the main program

A formula that represents a chemical reaction using symbols for the elements involved; also called [[化学反应式|化學反應式|hua4 xue2 fan3 ying4 shi4]]

A computer program written in a programming language that must be compiled or interpreted before a computer can execute it; source program

(Taiwan) software plug-in; add-on

(Taiwan) add-on software; plug-in program

(computing) software or a program designed to perform a specific task for users; the term commonly used in Taiwan, equivalent to [[应用程序|應用程序|ying4 yong4 cheng2 xu4]] in Mainland China

Taiwan term for application programming interface (API)

a mathematical equation that is true for all possible values of its variables

a type of auto racing (and the cars used) where vehicles must adhere to strict technical specifications regarding dimensions and weight, similar to a mathematical formula

A self-contained section of code that performs a specific task and can be called by a main program

A sequence of instructions written in a programming language that tells a computer how to perform a specific task; commonly used in Taiwan, where it is equivalent to mainland China's [[计算机程序|計算機程序|ji4 suan4 ji1 cheng2 xu4]] or [[软件程序|軟件程序|ruan3 jian4 cheng2 xu4]].

A set of two or more equations that have no common solution, resulting from unreasonable conditions or calculation errors.

Taiwan term for a computer programmer

A method of automatic control that operates according to a pre-set sequence or calculation; widely used in industry, communications, and transportation.

(Taiwan) program source code used in computing

The process of writing computer programs; includes determining problem-solving methods, designing flowcharts, and using programming languages to express instructions. Used primarily in Taiwan.

A set of rules and symbols used to write computer software; primarily used in Taiwan.

In mathematics, an algebraic equation in which the highest power of any variable is one.

A computer program that translates high-level programming code written by humans into machine-readable instructions that a computer can execute

Taiwan term for a computer program that protects a monitor by displaying moving images to prevent screen burn-in.

software that allows an operating system to communicate with hardware devices (Taiwan usage)

In mathematics, an algebraic equation that contains only one unknown or variable.

A computer programming language designed to be easy for humans to read and write; it must be translated into machine code to be executed by a computer.

Formula One; the highest class of international racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars

an algebraic equation in which the highest power of the unknown variable is to the third degree

the primary software program or core routine that controls the execution of other subprograms

an equation in algebra where the highest power of the unknown variable is two

A mathematical statement written using operators, numbers, and variables representing quantities that are equal; an algebraic formula