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1. (n.) programmer
a person who programs or who is in charge of programming.
2. programmer
a person who programs a device, esp. one who writes computer programs.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (noun) programmer, computer programmer, coder, software engineer
a person who designs and writes and tests computer programs
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1. (noun) programmer
sb whose job is to create computer programs
a programmer at a software company
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Sense: a person who prepares a program for a computer.
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 Afrikaans: programmeerder |
 Arabic: مُبَرْمِج |
 Bulgarian: програмист |
 Brazilian: programador |
 Czech: programátor, -ka |
 German: der/die Programmierer(in) |
 Danish: programmør |
 Greek: προγραμματιστής |
 Spanish: programador |
 Estonian: programmeerija |
 Farsi: برنامه نویس |
 Finnish: ohjelmoija |
 French: programmeur/-euse |
 Hebrew: מְתַכנֵת, מְתַכנֶתֶת |
 Hindi: प्रोग्रम लिखने वाला |
 Hungarian: programozó |
 Indonesian: programer |
 Icelandic: forritari |
 Italian: programmatore, programmat |
 Japanese: プログラマー |
 Korean: 프로그래머 |
 Lithuanian: programuotojas |
 Latvian: programmētājs |
 Malay: pengatur cara |
 Dutch: programmeur |
 Norwegian: programmerer |
 Polish: programista |
 Persian: برنامه نویس |
 Pashto: خپرونه ليكونكى |
 Portuguese: programador |
 Romanian: programator |
 Russian: программист |
 Slovak: programátor, -ka |
 Slovenian: programer |
 Serbian: programer |
 Swedish: programmerare |
 Thai: ผู้เขียนโปรแกรม |
 Turkish: programcı |
 Taiwanese: 程式設計師 |
 Ukrainian: програміст |
 Urdu: کمپيوٹر کے ليے پروگرام بن |
 Vietnamese: người lập trình |
 Chinese: 程序设计员 |
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