| German | English |
| ABC-Code | ABC code (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification) |
| ABC-Code Deckungsbeitrag | ABC code for contribution margin (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification that ranks discrete categories of items according to their contribution margin) |
| ABC-Code Lagerhaltungskosten | ABC code for carrying cost classification (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification that ranks discrete categories of items according to their carrying cost) |
| ABC-Code Umsatzerlös | ABC code for revenue (A classifier that names categories in an ABC classification that ranks discrete categories of items according to their revenue) |
| ABC-Code Wert | ABC code value (The categorization of an inventory item based on its value compared to the total inventory on hand) |
| Code ablegen | shelve (To group a set of changes into a shelveset) |
| Code aufnehmen | unshelve (To restore individual file revisions from a shelveset to your workspace) |
| Code First-Migrationen | Code First Migrations (A feature that allows a database created by Code First to be incrementally changed as a developer's Code First model evolves) |
| Code für sonstige Zuschläge | miscellaneous charge code (A code that represents miscellaneous charges on a transaction, such as invoice fees, freight, and insurance) |
| Code vollständig | code complete (A development milestone marking the point at which all features for the release are implemented and functionality has been verified against the functional specification) |
| DSN-Code | DSN code (A three-digit string of numbers, such as 5.1.2., that indicates the status of an attempt to deliver an e-mail message) |
| Electronic Product Code, elektronischer Produktcode | Electronic Product Code (A standard for electronically marking products so that they can be tracked by using radio frequency identification (RFID). An EPC is 96 bits divided into four partitions: header, manager number, object class, and serial number) |
| Entity Framework Code First-Migrationen | Entity Framework Code First Migrations (A feature that allows a database created by Code First to be incrementally changed as a developer's Code First model evolves) |
| Erweiterung durch verwalteten Code | managed code extension (An application-level add-in or document-level customization. Generally, an extension to Microsoft Office that is created by using Visual Studio Tools for Office) |
| FourCC-Code | FOURCC code (A 32-bit unsigned integer that is created by concatenating four ASCII characters to identify a data format) |
| freigegebener Code | shared code (Code that is specifically designated to exist without modification in the server project and the client project) |
| generierter Code | generated code (Code that is automatically generated for the client project based on operations and entities exposed in the middle tier when a RIA Services link exists between the server and client projects) |
| IFS-Code | IFSC code (A series of 11 alphanumeric characters used by the Indian Financial System to identify banks participating in the NEFT system and to route transactions between banks) |
| MFO-Code der Zentralbank | Central Bank MFO Code (A 9-digit code used to identify banks for routing transactions in the Russian Federation) |
| mnemonischer Code | mnemonic (A word, rhyme, or other memory aid used to associate a complex or lengthy set of information with something that is simple and easy to remember. Mnemonics are widely used in computing. Programming languages other than machine language, for example, are known as symbolic languages because they use short mnemonics, such as ADD (for addition) and def (for define) to represent instructions and operations. Similarly, operating systems and applications based on typed commands use mnemonics to represent instructions to the program. MSDOS, for example, uses dir (for directory) to request a list of files) |
| mobiler Code | mobile code (Any code placed on a central server that is meant to be downloaded and run by multiple clients. Mobile code can be distributed using Web servers, FTP servers, file shares, and so on. Typically, users run mobile code from the intranet and Internet zones) |
| NACE-Code | Standard Industrial Classification code (A four-digit number assigned by the U.S. government to designate the economic activity of businesses) |
| NACE-Code | SIC code (A four-digit number assigned by the U.S. government to designate the economic activity of businesses) |
| nicht verwalteter Code | unmanaged code (Code that is executed directly by the operating system, outside the .NET Framework common language runtime. Unmanaged code must provide its own memory management, type checking, and security support, unlike managed code, which receives these services from the common language runtime) |
| Nur eigenen Code | My Code (A debugging feature that hides non-user code so that it does not appear in the debugger windows) |
| Nur eigenen Code | Just My Code (A Visual Studio .NET debugging feature that allows the user to step through all the user-written code in the current project as well as in any referenced project, and skip over designer-generated code. Also, Just My Code affects breakpoints as well as stepping) |
| polymorpher Code | polymorphic code (Malicious code that changes its code structure or method of infection to evade detection by virus scanners) |
| QR-Code | QR code (A specific two-dimensional bar code) |
| redundanter Code | redundant code (Code that duplicates a function performed elsewhere-for example, code to sort a list that has already been sorted) |
| reiner Code | pure code (Code that can contain both native and managed data types, but only managed functions) |
| sicherer Code | safe code (Code that is executed by the common language runtime environment rather than directly by the operating system. Managed code applications gain common language runtime services such as automatic garbage collection, runtime type checking and security support, and so on. These services help provide uniform platform- and language-independent behavior of managed-code applications) |
| spät gebundener Code | late-bound code (A code that defers the assignment of a meaning to an identifier (such as a variable) until runtime) |
| SWIFT-Code | SWIFT code (An international identification code used to identify financial institutions for international money transfers) |
| SWIFT-Code | SWIFT code (An international identification code used to identify financial institutions for international money transfers) |
| systemeigener Code | native code (Code that has been compiled to processor-specific machine code) |
| toter Code | dead code (Code that is not called during profiling) |
| unsicherer Code | unsafe code (Code that is executed directly by the operating system, outside the .NET Framework common language runtime. Unmanaged code must provide its own memory management, type checking, and security support, unlike managed code, which receives these services from the common language runtime) |
| verschiebbarer Code | relocatable code (A program written in such a way that it can be loaded into any part of available memory rather than having to be placed in one specific location. In relocatable code, address references that depend on the program's physical location in memory are calculated at run time so that program instructions can be carried out correctly) |
| verwalteter Code | managed code (Code that is executed by the common language runtime environment rather than directly by the operating system. Managed code applications gain common language runtime services such as automatic garbage collection, runtime type checking and security support, and so on. These services help provide uniform platform- and language-independent behavior of managed-code applications) |
| 4-Zeichen-Code | four character code (A 32-bit unsigned integer that is created by concatenating four ASCII characters to identify a data format) |