== Codenames ==

Here, we give some details on the codenames that each version has and also a complete list:

=== Naming scheme for codenames ===

In general, it always has something to do with the version number. This might be the first rule. Then, the second rule is that is most completely irregular, i.e. have no relation to a previous version.

=== List of all codenames ===

|| Version || Codename || Description ||
|| 1.4.9   || Squares || 1,2, and 3 squared ||
|| 1.4.8   || Correction Enterprises || Paragraph 148-128 of US law decrees enterprises employing incarcerated offenders have to be known as such ||
|| 1.4.7   || Capitalism || According to a 2011 research article on system theory, 147 companies control the major part of global capitalism ||
|| 1.4.6   || Robert Scott || polar explorer, second to reach the south pole, was born 146 years ago ||
|| 1.4.5   || Half marathon || If you train for such an event, try to finish in less than one hour and forty-five minutes ||
|| 1.4.4   || Gross || [LOTR,ch.1]: "...Together we score one-hundred and forty-four...:   One Gross, if I may use the expression." ||
|| 1.4.3   || Bulli || The license tag of my Volkswagen T3 Transporter, also known as Bulli, ends with A143 ||
|| 1.4.2   || 1-4-2-1 || has been the military doctrine of the United States of America up to 2005 ||
|| 1.4.1   || Root of two || is 1.41421... ||
|| 1.4.0   || Vierzehn || German word for the number 14 ||
|| 1.3.14  || One semi circle || with unit radius has length of 3.14... ||
|| 1.3.13  || Three thirteen || is a variation of the card game Rummy ||
|| 1.3.12  || Meta Language || is a general-purpose functional programming language, short: ML ||
|| 1.3.11  || Lif || Lif is either old German for ten or means leave. Eleven can be traced to either one-lif or one left ||
|| 1.3.10  || Surprise || "come as no surprise" are first words on page 1310 in 6th edition of German Advanced Learner's Oxford Dictionary ||
|| 1.3.9   || Benzene || The C-C bond distance in benzene is 1.39 angstrom ||
|| 1.3.8   || Lead-acid Battery || 13.8V is the optimum voltage for charging the battery in cars ||
|| 1.3.7   || Fine structure constant || the fine structure constant is about 1/137 ||
|| 1.3.6   || Triangular numbers || The sequence 0,1,3,6,10,...=n(n+1)/2 or A000217 in oeis.org ||
|| 1.3.5   || Tongue || Radical 135 of Kangxi script has this meaning ||
|| 1.3.4   || Cymdeithas Rheilffordd Eryri || No.134 is the designation of a locomotive of the Welsh Highland Railway Society under restoration ||
|| 1.3.3   || Last Discovery || STS-133 is the mission designation of the last flight of space shuttle discovery ||
|| 1.3.2   || Amtsanmassung || Paragraph 132 of the german Strafgesetzbuch is about assumption of authority ||
|| 1.3.1   || Ayers Rock || Uluru in Northern Territory of Australia is at longitude of 131 ||
|| 1.3.0   || Banana oil || Common name for Isoamyl acetate which has a molar mass of 130g/mol ||
|| 1.2.5   || Abé || African language spoken in Côte d'Ivoire ||
|| 1.2.4   || Mercedes || the W124 series is one chassis used by Mercedes in its E-class cars ||
|| 1.2.3   || Serpens Cauda  || yellow dwarf star system 123 light years away ||
|| 1.2.2   || Hadrian's Wall || Erection began in 122 AD ||
|| 1.2.1   || Injection || it is one-to-one and probably onto :) ||
|| 1.2.0   || Zwoelf || German word for the number 12  ||
|| 1.1.6   || ununhexium || atomic number of a so temporarily called element ||
|| 1.1.5   || Melli Beese || first female German aviator, her flight license number ||
|| 1.1.4   || Jiroemon Kimura || with currently 114 years one of the oldest people ||
|| 1.1.3   || Donald Duck || the license plate of his first car in a 1938 comic ||