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 A computer program's **source code** is what you "write" when you "write" a program. It almost always consists of plain, simple text.((There are programming tools that are based on manipulating visual elements rather than source code, but these as a rule ultimately produce text output.
-)) The source code you write is stored in files called **source code files**--sometimes shortened to simply **sources** or **code**. Thus, source code files are text files made up of sets of instructions written in a particular programming language that express what you'd like the program to do.
+)) The source code you write is stored in files called **source code files** --- sometimes shortened to simply **sources** or **code**. Thus, source code files are text files made up of sets of instructions written in a particular programming language that express what you'd like the program to do.
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