As a coder I can tell you that source code can be on the server/client/server and when a browser requests it, the code is converted clientside. For a C++ developer I can tell you the code can be from an external site or an example of server/client/server. I mean it is decrypted by the computer to display the results of the code. When I say converted I mean it is and is not encrypted. As per the latest version of MS Windows, it is to generate a “crypto-data” of a code.

Markup, mentioned in another answer, is just a form of editing.

What does a compiler does when you type a code in a language and it changes the color of the function that they are in? Code-ins are usually green, software-objects can be purple depending on the language editor. We’re using the’simple’ approach for italicizing a word. One should also use bolding instead. This is not the correct word you are looking for either.

I’d go with conversion.

Where
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when installing Compiling Exporting Converting Rendering?

What’s your opinion?