Coding vs. Programming - What Are The Differences?
A lot of times in our profession, we tend to interchangeably use these two terms "coding" and "programming" like they mean the same thing whereas they don't. Here, we're going to distinguish these two terms from one another. Are you excited? If so, take a glass of water; sit back and enjoy... As earlier stated, the two terms "coding" and "programming" are similar but not the same. Coding is the process of generating codes from one language to the other. It is often classified as a subset of programming because it implements the steps involved in coding. Programming is the process of developing an executable machine-level program that can be implemented to completion without any error(s) occurring. It is the process of formally writing codes so that the human input(s) and subsequent machine output(s) remain in sync. Below are some other differences between "coding" and "programming...
