a set of coded instructions for a computer to perform specific tasks

order; orderliness (in society, in the classroom, on the roads etc)

the arrangement of items or events in a particular chronological, numerical, or logical order

a specific step or stage within a production, manufacturing, or construction process

to arrange items or data into a specific sequence or order

lacking organization, systematic arrangement, or control; in a state of chaos or lack of order

application program or software designed for a specific task

to proceed in an orderly way and step by step; to make steady progress incrementally

a number assigned to an item indicating its position in a sequence or series

sequence; order

preface; introductory remarks; preamble; prelude

in perfect order

organized or arranged in a methodical, regular, and well-behaved manner

device driver (computing software)

Everything clear and in good order; neat and tidy.

computer programming

the order of time, sequence of events, or the progression of seasons

procedural; of a procedural nature

the arrangement of flowers on a plant axis or stem; a flower cluster

author's preface or autobiographical notes written by the author as an introduction to their own book

in order; sequentially

in proper sequence

ordering (of a list, encyclopedia etc)

an introductory statement in a formal or legal document, such as a constitution or treaty

source code (computing)

ordinal number

the step-by-step procedure of a design

An introductory chapter or opening section of a literary or musical work.

to organize or arrange books or documents in serial order

program library (computing)

(botany) phyllotaxy; leaf arrangement

succession of seasons

(astronomy) main-sequence star

catkin (botany)

ordered; in an orderly manner

an arrangement or sequence that is the opposite of the normal or chronological progression

sequential order