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If you mean quantifiable when you say "countable," then yes.

We count it before it's compiled as lines of code. Lines of codes are the operational phrases in plain language (most often) that are later compiled (translated) into machine language (all those zeros and ones). We use editing apps to write the lines of code in C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, Java, and so on. These coding languages have their own grammar, syntax, and vocabulary.

We count software after it's compiled as bits or multiple bits called bytes. I suspect you've seen Megabytes or Gigabytes. Those are typical units by which we count the size of the compiled code. A fundamental byte consists of eight bits for example.

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Duane Anymouse

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4y ago

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