The human-readable version of a program is called
Verified Answer
A. source code
B. program code
C. human code
D. system code
E. None of these
Explanation:
(A) Source code is the human-readable text written by programmers in a programming language. It is then translated by compilers or interpreters into machine code. (B) Program code is a more general term, but 'source code' specifically refers to the original, human-readable form. (C) Human code and (D) system code are not standard terms. Thus, (A) source code is correct.