It refers to a place in your code where names or variable have meaning.
short answer: Refer to the British Standard: 'BS5250 Code of practice for control of condensation'
hi.... for DIT fft algorithm, refer to this link, it has c-code for that. http://cnx.org/content/m12016/latest/
A building code refers to the standard and safety of a building project. Most countries have their own codes or standards to which buildings must be constructed to make sure they are safe and well built. Inspections by Buildings Officers make sure the codes are adhered to.
'Good housekeeping' in C++ (C Plus Plus) programming could refer to the tidiness of one's coding. Code that is messy and without structure can become difficult to read, and if passed to another programmer, difficult to understand. If you comment code, structure it consistently and with a constant style, your code will be clean enough so that any programmer could pick it up and understand it.
The airport code for Port Lions Airport is ORI.
love the lions is a code
u buy a card that has the lion code on it
NAICS Code 312120 refers to Breweries
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The list includes lions, tigers, and humans, so I will refer you to the related link below:
NAICS Code 311615 refers to Poultry Processing
NAICS Code 311920 refer to Coffee and Tea Manufacturing
NAICS Code 311812 refers to Commercial Bakeries
NAICS Code 322110 refers to pulp mills
NAICS Code 322130 refers to Paperboard Mills
Call autozone and they can help with the code.