Source Code

Source code refers to a compilation of computer code that defines how a software program functions based on specific instructions and criteria. It serves as the initial foundation of a computer or blockchain network, shaping its behavior. Programmers comment, edit, read, and modify the source code during the development process before finalizing the initial version. Open-source software developers often release the source code publicly, enabling anyone to contribute to the creation of a computerized network in an open and accessible manner.