### written language | code:

Color code
* are a six digit number for either background or text
  - often difficult or impossible for blind and color blind people to understand
  - six digit combinations of letters and numbers that correspond to a specific color.
  * A 'color code' system for displaying information by using different colors. Color codes are often difficult or impossible for blind and color blind people to understand

Cryptograph
* are devices.
* is code

Fire code
* are a combination of several different laws and regulations.
* focus on preventative measures, early warning signs and means of escape.
* limit the quantity of flammable liquids stored and regulate the type of container used.
* prohibit smoking anywhere inside the house or barn.

Gray code
* generate compositions by changing two coordinates of the vector by one up and one down.
* variation of binary that eliminates much of the problem.

### written language | code | legal code:

Criminal law
* are laws.
* can provide a very effective way of removing dangerous human beings from society.
  * ' is the part of law that is about social norms. People who violate these norms need to be punished for the violation. It is different from civil law. Criminal law wants to protect certain values, such as life and limb, or property.
* considers a crime an act against society rather than an individual.
* consists of the criminal laws themselves and the law of criminal procedure.
* covers the really serious things like violence or stealing.
* deals primarily with crimes committed against the state, i.e. with social crimes
  - with disputes among persons or groups
* exists to protect individuals against force or fraud
  - people from the misdeeds of others
* includes misdemeanors, felonies and treason.
* involves a citizen or a business and the state.
* is an area in which the precise use of language is particularly important
  - analogous to tort law and often provides parallel actions
  - characterized by norms and values affirmed by society
  - concerned with the allocation of moral blame
  - intended to stop crimes or offences from being committed and punish offenders
  - legal code
  - made up of the criminal laws themselves and the law of criminal procedure
  - one area in which the immigration laws can be seen at their most mean-spirited
  - primarily concerned with the vindication of public law and order
* is the body of law defining crimes
  - great centrepiece of any legal system
  - web that binds the criminal justice system together
  - used by governments to punish law-breakers
* is, today, mostly statutory.
* permits the performance of an abortion necessary to save a woman's life.
* prohibits certain acts and dictates non-financial forms of punishment.
* relates to crimes against the public including theft, sexual assault and murder.
* sets the acceptable limits of conduct in society.
* wants to protect certain values , such as life and limb , or property.

Matrix code
* are uniformly sized data cells placed on a square field.
* can be more densely packed with data than stacked codes.

Moral code
* are always relative to culture
  - fixed ideas
* determines what is right within a society.

### written language | code:

Morse code
* common example, where combinations of dots and dashes represent letters and numbers.
* employs a series of dots and dashes to represent a character.
* is another way people can talk to eachother
  - communications systems
  - essentially the binary coding of information
* is the most widely recognized means of signaling in the world
  - only code understood by both man and machine
* language of sounds.
* method of sending information as a series of clicks.
* remains the simplest and most efficient way known to send messages via radio.
* translates the letters of the alphabet into a series of short or long beeps.
* works by assigning different letters of the alphabet to different rhythms.