Definition of programmer in English:

programmer

noun ˈprəʊɡraməˈproʊˌɡræmər

1A person who writes computer programs.
程序编制员
computer programmers and analysts
Example sentencesExamples
- So what about Linux, the effort of thousands of programmers around the world?
- To start with, many programmers don't understand database design or query efficiency.
- Freelance programmers don't take vacations like this.
- The code is relatively simple yet will look odd to even the most experienced Perl programmers.
- Today's programmers are still writing code the same way their predecessors did, using the same languages.
- Experienced Java programmers and project leaders will benefit from this book by comparing notes out of experience.
- Bob is a software computer programmer and Mary previously worked as an executive secretary.
- Open source programmers realize this and are beginning to cater toward simplicity.
- Each programmer is allowed no more than seven days to work on a project.
- Two of the programmers were eventually hired on as full-time employees at regular salaries.
- The Java language provides some classes and it likewise allows individual programmers to construct their own.
- All the really good game programmers work for themselves anyway.
- Academia has managed to secure significantly more funding than open source programmers.
- Experienced Java programmers are likely to be more at home with this latest revision.
- Throughout my 20s I was a computer programmer writing software for IBM mainframes.
- Denmark apparently lacks skilled game programmers and Danish games companies are having difficulty finding staff.
- A good understanding of signals is important for an application programmer working in the Linux environment.
- Likewise, only a fraction of all the programmers around the world speak English.
- If they could, they'd fire me tomorrow and hire another programmer.
- Many of the most skilled programmers resented what was happening to their trade.
1. 1.1 A device that automatically controls the operation of something in accordance with a prescribed program.
  程序控制器

Definition of programmer in US English:

programmer

nounˈprōˌɡramərˈproʊˌɡræmər

1A person who writes computer programs.
程序编制员
computer programmers and analysts
Example sentencesExamples
- To start with, many programmers don't understand database design or query efficiency.
- So what about Linux, the effort of thousands of programmers around the world?
- Open source programmers realize this and are beginning to cater toward simplicity.
- If they could, they'd fire me tomorrow and hire another programmer.
- Freelance programmers don't take vacations like this.
- Experienced Java programmers are likely to be more at home with this latest revision.
- Denmark apparently lacks skilled game programmers and Danish games companies are having difficulty finding staff.
- Likewise, only a fraction of all the programmers around the world speak English.
- Two of the programmers were eventually hired on as full-time employees at regular salaries.
- Academia has managed to secure significantly more funding than open source programmers.
- Today's programmers are still writing code the same way their predecessors did, using the same languages.
- Bob is a software computer programmer and Mary previously worked as an executive secretary.
- Experienced Java programmers and project leaders will benefit from this book by comparing notes out of experience.
- The Java language provides some classes and it likewise allows individual programmers to construct their own.
- Many of the most skilled programmers resented what was happening to their trade.
- The code is relatively simple yet will look odd to even the most experienced Perl programmers.
- A good understanding of signals is important for an application programmer working in the Linux environment.
- Throughout my 20s I was a computer programmer writing software for IBM mainframes.
- Each programmer is allowed no more than seven days to work on a project.
- All the really good game programmers work for themselves anyway.
1. 1.1 A device that automatically controls the operation of something in accordance with a prescribed program.
  程序控制器

单词	programmer
释义	Definition of programmer in English: programmer noun ˈprəʊɡraməˈproʊˌɡræmər 1A person who writes computer programs. 程序编制员 computer programmers and analysts Example sentencesExamples So what about Linux, the effort of thousands of programmers around the world? To start with, many programmers don't understand database design or query efficiency. Freelance programmers don't take vacations like this. The code is relatively simple yet will look odd to even the most experienced Perl programmers. Today's programmers are still writing code the same way their predecessors did, using the same languages. Experienced Java programmers and project leaders will benefit from this book by comparing notes out of experience. Bob is a software computer programmer and Mary previously worked as an executive secretary. Open source programmers realize this and are beginning to cater toward simplicity. Each programmer is allowed no more than seven days to work on a project. Two of the programmers were eventually hired on as full-time employees at regular salaries. The Java language provides some classes and it likewise allows individual programmers to construct their own. All the really good game programmers work for themselves anyway. Academia has managed to secure significantly more funding than open source programmers. Experienced Java programmers are likely to be more at home with this latest revision. Throughout my 20s I was a computer programmer writing software for IBM mainframes. Denmark apparently lacks skilled game programmers and Danish games companies are having difficulty finding staff. A good understanding of signals is important for an application programmer working in the Linux environment. Likewise, only a fraction of all the programmers around the world speak English. If they could, they'd fire me tomorrow and hire another programmer. Many of the most skilled programmers resented what was happening to their trade. 1.1 A device that automatically controls the operation of something in accordance with a prescribed program. 程序控制器 Definition of programmer in US English: programmer nounˈprōˌɡramərˈproʊˌɡræmər 1A person who writes computer programs. 程序编制员 computer programmers and analysts Example sentencesExamples To start with, many programmers don't understand database design or query efficiency. So what about Linux, the effort of thousands of programmers around the world? Open source programmers realize this and are beginning to cater toward simplicity. If they could, they'd fire me tomorrow and hire another programmer. Freelance programmers don't take vacations like this. Experienced Java programmers are likely to be more at home with this latest revision. Denmark apparently lacks skilled game programmers and Danish games companies are having difficulty finding staff. Likewise, only a fraction of all the programmers around the world speak English. Two of the programmers were eventually hired on as full-time employees at regular salaries. Academia has managed to secure significantly more funding than open source programmers. Today's programmers are still writing code the same way their predecessors did, using the same languages. Bob is a software computer programmer and Mary previously worked as an executive secretary. Experienced Java programmers and project leaders will benefit from this book by comparing notes out of experience. The Java language provides some classes and it likewise allows individual programmers to construct their own. Many of the most skilled programmers resented what was happening to their trade. The code is relatively simple yet will look odd to even the most experienced Perl programmers. A good understanding of signals is important for an application programmer working in the Linux environment. Throughout my 20s I was a computer programmer writing software for IBM mainframes. Each programmer is allowed no more than seven days to work on a project. All the really good game programmers work for themselves anyway. 1.1 A device that automatically controls the operation of something in accordance with a prescribed program. 程序控制器
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