They also show how the code can contain rules that seem to make no sense but actually solve significant problems.

The Code does not contain statutes known as private laws.

These codes contain the message that tells the cell what to do.

If the code contains the same number twice, the black tile is always considered as smaller than the white one.

The codes themselves contain the rules for ordinary incidents of life.

This code contains Web information and instructions known as a "feed."

A code containing all the information is printed on the receipts.

The code contained in there would then pull in the rest of the operating system.

The code also contains the earliest mention of a transgender person.

These examples show clearly that the human genetic code does not contain specific instructions to behave in a particular way.