This. It's amazing how things have changed. I've been in this industry for nearly 40 years now and "coding" was never the same as programming. A real programmer will use logic, systems analysis and create a solution, a code will be given screens and will write the code that makes the screen. We used to have "coders" that would take accounting transactions and figure out which "code" to get each transaction so that someone else could input into the accounting software. A coder doesn't have to do anything nearly as complex as a programmer. I would never want to be a "coder", it can be replace so easily by a machine. We actually had coding machines that did this in whatever language you wanted decades ago.
Programming: the general action of giving something an effect for a cause. I.E. Tom meet me at four p.m. tomorrow. Cause: time reaches four p.m. the next day. Effect: Tom meets with me. Coding= the specific language and proper syntax to program. I.e. Command who: Tom; Give command: meet me; Give criteria: at four p.m. tommorow; execute code. Tom /meet me/ at four p.m. tommorow/.
@@MP-im7un yes, think of program as Mona lisa and coding as paint/paint strokes. Coding is the paint and like with different paint strokes( functions, if statements, namespace,etc) you can create many different works of art( programs).
@@r.i.p.4485 ah okay thanks for the clarification, ive been trying to learn python recently (1st language) and i always figured coding was the end all be all definition of what id be doing as a software engineer
I think programming is about create the algorithm or flowchart to achieve what we want , and coding is about just writing that program in any programming language.
I've been programming since 1980.... I sometimes hand assemble machine language.... I cannot see and distinction or difference between coding and programming.. I'd say they are synonymous.
This is the correct answer. If anything, I avoid use of the term 'coding' as it has a meaning in the context of mathematics, in particular in coding theory.
Programming : - "Input" to a code, so that we can get a desire function or a process being done. Code : - A "sequence of syntax", written to process various inputs from a Source to give out a desired result, for which the syntax was written. Ex. For instance, You want your Air Conditioner to Run for a Hour. You programme the AC through a remote by giving input. But You need code to be written to control the running time of the AC in the PLC first to give an input.
In the context of making software i am of the opinion that programming relates to the thinking that is needed to inventarise the specifications of your software, to distill the procedures that you want to code and to organise them in a way that makes sense for people might have to read your code in 10 years after you left the company where you made it. Coding is about taking that design and creating the code either with an IDE or notepad (if you are hardcore).
I went to university to learn computer programming. I thought I knew what I was doing, since I was able to write the actual code needed to complete my university projects. It wasn't until the second year when I was put in a team for the first time that I realised how poor my abilities were in comparison to everyone else's. On countless occasions, I would show my code to my teammates that accomplished what it needed to, but they just said "It's too inefficient and ugly. There's a much better way of doing it." They'd rewrite my code in seconds and say "Why not do this instead?" I'd say "Oh, yes, I guess that is better. But that thought never occurred to me." I've had the same experiences at work as well, as I now work as a programmer (although I don't feel like a very good one, as I still get told "Your code may work, but that doesn't mean it's good code"). The problem solving skills needed for writing efficient and clean code just doesn't come naturally to me, and I struggle with a lot of the most basic programming concepts as well. If you want some code writing, I can do it. If you want a top quality product, I feel like I'm seriously unqualified. Am I just not cut out for programming, or is everybody else getting upset over nothing?
Spyrotechnical hi there, I just started studying computer programming in school. I’m still a newbie and it’s just my first semester. I feel we have a lot in common, and secondly I don’t have any friends that motivates me. Any advice? I’d really appreciate thanks
Ask questions, learn shortcuts. I know the feeling but what you don't realize is one day a new rookie coder will show you their code and your response will be somewhat familiar to what your colleagues told you. Its a matter of listening, applying, and constantly asking how can I make this cleaner, easier, more efficient?
Solve a problem 3 different ways. Then seek commonalities and discard the rest. Ask "what am I trying to solve? What is the core of the problem?" And arrange your answer in the most streamlined manner possible. Also, learn Algorithm.
There are some general best practices for clean code. Books have been written about that very subject. However, there are a lot of aspects that are still pretty subjective and a matter of preference. I think at some point in time everyone probably gets told that their code is "ugly" but it works. Sometimes if you are on a very tight deadline and it works you have to use a hacky solution. Writing code with solid foundation that Is scalable and modular can sometimes be challenging. You really have to consider all the long term ramifications of your design choices. It can be pretty easy to screw up in this area even if you have experience. If you have some code snippets I might be able to provide some input. I won't say my way is "right" just the way I might do things. How long have you been in the field? I've been in for a few years I still feel like I have some level of imposter syndrome. I might know my stuff but many of my coworkers have a few decades of experience over me.
I have been programing computers for over 40 years. The traditional difference between programming and coding has been a programmer creates logic whereas a coder mostly follows instructions from someone else. Your definition applies to a more literal interpretation of the words, which I can agree with.
The comment section is so invaluable. I find a video because I'm looking for answers, but I scroll straight to the comments and find the answer right away!
might want to throw in developing since coding and programming are part of a job and not a job anymore. Development is requirements gathering, problem-solving, architecting, testing, programming or coding identified solutions, and analyzing your solution. It involves keeping your nerves as clients constantly try to change requirements mid-project xD.
So, programming is giving a certain device a set of instructions and when to execute any of those instructions, and coding is preparing those instructions, right ?
I just came across this by accident and wanted to chime in. I started messing with code back in 1988/1989. I started with BasicA/QBasic since it came with DOS2.0 on my IBM XT 8088. I spent a few months fiddling with that at 9 and 10 years old. I was introduced to C, then C++ and never looked back. In the last 3 decades I have done everything from ASM to all the Basics, C, C++, Perl, PHP, Java, Javascript, all the shell scripting languages, all the SQL variants, all the markup variants, as well as made my own scripting language, etc. I have worked on everything from the firmware for a custom dual laserjet printer at Torrey Pines Research for testing printing on recycled paper, to firmware for controlling the touchscreen systems at Xerox, to Facial Recognition algorithms at an undisclosed security firm on gov contract. I have experienced it all. I have met every type of would-be coder you can imagine. So-called "software engineers" these days are nothing more than library mongers that take all the libraries we made since the advent of the PC, slap a few function calls in, and call themselves professional. Meanwhile those of us responsible for technology being where it is today, we mean nothing anymore. Tossed aside and forgotten. You want to make a college graduate that "studied" C++ in school, collapse, tell them to write you a multi-threaded program that utilizes templated polymorphic (that word almost always illicits a 😳 from them) multiple inheritance atleast once in the code, with a recursive descent parser to read a custom either scripting language, or a text based database (dont scare them with binary yet), a custom sockets interface. That all code must be neat, properly indented, commented (clean code always trips them up), and anything else you can think of. When I did the hiring for my group at Xerox I made the candidates do this in front of me. Then I went through their code and added bugs, made it dump core, then had them fix it. If they couldnt do all this, they didnt even get to the vocal stage of the interview.
Programming - creating a program to fill a need. Coding - translating that program into the smallest and fastest way to make a computer/machine do that task. Programming - big picture. Coding - translate that big picture concept into a functional format. Programming - general working knowledge of computer language(s). Coding - in depth knowledge of a programming language. Programming - Office Manager Coding - extensive knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word and Power Point.
Yes it is. Don't be bothered by dunces saying otherwise, they most likely haven't processed as much in Data science themselves. You can go right at it. Start by learning R or Python. Python has more learning resources on the internet so maybe go with that
@@lopa8519 what after that, i have a very good knowledge of data science now but i don't know what to do next. If u say go for the projects, i can't decide what project to do.
@@RandomGuy-hi2jm I'm pretty sure a Google would suffice. A better alternative is to join the Python discord. There you will find a lot of ideas for your projects.
Coding is just written code after getting the object of anyone's problem. Programming is all things like writing code, importing external codes, development applications and implement programming language's library or Framework, etc.
I honestly don't know; I really think that this is just another case of two words for the same thing. English does that a lot. We sometimes make uses for the words. The only place I think that the words might be used differently is: Show me your program would imply the finished product, show me your code implies the source (code) that you used to make it. If I asked to see your source, you would know exactly what I mean. If a software engineer said he programed his VCR, people would the he wrote the code for the VCR, in a software engineering context. There are people who actively hate html code for similar reasons. To them, you're implying that html is a programming language. If they're wrong about English's syntax, they aren't wrong about html. (I don't like it because hyper-text-markup-language code)
Programming is what didn't happen right before the image on your TV turns to static, coding occurs while the "We are experiencing technical difficulties" message appears on the screen prior to returning to your regularly scheduled program.
I have some affinity with your reply. I want those who say there is a difference to simply state the BASIS of their difference - then I know and can go with it or reject it or distinguish on a different basis or go up a level and focus on core difference.
@@randomshortvideos2071 Ok - suppose you say that one woman is better than another - You ask in what way right ? - In other words you want to know the BASIS of the difference - right ?
@@edwinflakes1132 ok, Now i fully understand what you want to say. So, there is another way. We can also ask chris hawkes "on what basis?" I mean, if one is saying "there is no diffrence", We can ask, "how?" This would also solve our problem. Can't we sir?
Basically, coding is part of the programming. Coding is used to translate the command and programming will execute the command that has been written on the console. Am I right or wrong because I have no basic understanding of computers. I am searching throughout the youtube channel for self-learning.
I can't believe that you spending such a long video to explain something so simple. The act of putting the instructions together is programming, the tool or set of instruction you use to do the task is coding.
Actually setting a temperature is not programming. That would be configuration, as you simply set a Parameter the actual Programm knows what to do with. Programming is not setting parameters but actually defining the logic and steps which should be performed and may work with parameters coming from a externel source. In the case of the AC someone wrote a program accepting a target temperature and polling for the current temperature in a loop, as soon as measured temperature
Senior Software developer here, I've worked in software development for about 15 years. Using a User Interface is *NOT* computer programming. Computer programming and coding are synonyms, they mean the exact same thing. When a software developer says "programming" in context of computers they mean "software development".
I would be interested in your response to what I just posted. My view may be wrong and I'd like to find out now before I get much further in the field. I'm thinking that programmers and coders are two distinct fields of specialty.
@@AdrianLParker Isn't that like saying that everyone who works on vehicles is just a mechanic without regard to their area of specialty? I get the feeling that a programmer is a generalist who has a working knowledge of computer language(s) but a coder is a specialist who knows every aspect of that language in order to reduce a program down to its' smallest size and fastest running version.
Hi Hitesh. I see you are using a Apple laptop is this correct? I want to get into programming and I want to use python and django. What is the best latop you can recommend. Should I go with apple or windows?
That's true. According to me, the world first & last great programmer is "Lord Shree Krishna" he finished all 100 korav by programming "Arjun " actually he was the finisher....he was great programmer,what should do ,what should not do ,how can do and all tharlt he knew every well .....;
just recently i saw a discussion under a video about the difference between cables, wires, ropes and such... and my thought just was, that the great minds that bring us innovation probably don't spend their time arguing about definitions like that... with all the information provided in this video, when i write code, i give the system a list of instructions that it has to execute, so i programmed it. to be honest, this should be something you think about for two minutes and then move on, it won't really help you with anything ^^
U.K. Yes as you said, Programming is an Umbrella term and coding in a way, seems to be for those who enter some lines of high or low level languages. In the 80s when we used punched cards in capturing data, the Programmer writes his code on a print layout sheet and gives it to the key punches to enter and after compilation before being given to an Operator to run the programme. How times has evolved so fast. I miss my Wang and IBM mainframe machines. You explanation was just superb but I think the coding now seem to be for the geeks and Programming the big term embracing everything from programming a person to come to work, Programming your alarm, remote control and even programming a few lines of code in an editor. And may I add in CS we use Program instead of Programme.
So from what I getting, take a simple light bulb circuit for example, Programming: gives instructions by turning the light switch off and on Coding: responsible for connecting the circuitry together so that the instructions can be carried out. Is this right? Correct me if I am wrong
Great explanation, then it means programming can be used interchangeably with coding without any problem. What is the difference between Software engineer and software developer? Help me out.
In simple terms a code is nothing but the lines of instructions which you written in a file say for example .c and save it in a secondary storage device like hard disk. Whereas in other hand a program is a compiled version and final executable file .exe generated from .c file using an ide which normally loads into your primary memory I.e. your RAM and be active till the execution completes.... So .c is the code and .exe is your program If you dig in deeper then consider an example that you have ran a vlc media player now see in the task manager you could see under currently running programs your vlc media player will exist which is the .exe file A code is a building block of program... A code is in human readable form... A program in the other hand is in binary format which your machine can understand So a program is a final executable file (.c is ur code) -> (compile + assemble + link) -> (.exe or .bin or .hex is your program) I think now you got some idea on what exactly a code is and the program is
The most important thing in learning coding is; I don't know why should I code. I don't know anything about it but rather just following algorithm. We built or develop preexisting software by using softwares. I never understood; how was the first software built? How do machine learning and AI work? What if all software are vanished so how could we rebuild it! This is the reason I never get interested in anything rather asking philosophical questions because no one talks about it; how do really a stuff work? Neither in classical learning nor in so called modern tech learning. No curiosity is satisfied ...
They’re exactly the same thing. So if English isn’t your first language don’t worry about it. Writing HTML can be called programming or coding. It is a declarative domain specific markup programming language. Let’s not make things more complicated than they really are.
Maybe it is just a matter of perspective. For example, coding from your perspective is programming from OS designer perspective, OS designer is programming from computer architect perspective, etc.. P.S. the gecko behind me thinks you are coding your remote control.
In the 1970’s I learned the 3 languages in use back then, IBM Basic, FORTRAN and COBOL. That said CODING is actually writing lines of code like I did. So the term is a modern name for the same thing. I understand...
Hi, being a 1st yr student of HM (hotel management) instead of btech, can i have chances of getting to IT companies through great coding skills. Please Reply
Coding vs. Programming - Definitions At the most basic level, programming is a broader discipline whereas coding is a narrower one. Coding involves writing many lines of code in order to create a software program. Programming involves not only coding but also other tasks, such as analyzing and implementing algorithms, understanding data structures, solving problems, and more. Programmers are typically technically-minded and have strong analytical skills. To put it simply, all programmers are coders but not all coders are programmers. Some experienced programmers use the word “coder” as jargon that refers to a beginner (junior) software developer. info.jkcp.com/blog/coding-vs-programming
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you are completely right, but I have another comparison. programmer vs coder but it’s a completely different context. I always teach my minions to think like a programmer so that they don’t end up a coder, but again, different contexts. good vid mate
I am impressed. I couldn't spend 7 minutes talking about the difference. A missile is a projectile, a rocket is self propelled. Nvm you don't actually explain what you mean by code.
My statement may look very cheap to some people, but I think developers are loosing value in market, the thing "always share the knowledge" is good, but platforms like wix or any other readymade site builders is helping the non-programming sector persons to make their own site without having any knowledge, some sites even convert responsive sites to app, they are not native app but still it reduces the chance of earning some money for a developer ! Everyone is thinking him/herself a developer these days ... This is just bulshit !
i think codeing is programming, programming is codeing. The reason is that the basic point of programming is developing. In fact learn the developing framework then slowly move on to the programming relative framework. 😊😚
I think we are not programming remote or AC, we are operating them... If setting alarm in mobile, or changing some options of a machine is programming, then how a computer programmer is different from normal user??
coding is basically: * stackoverflow ** trying to find the error on line 31; * stackoverflow; ** a random youtuber showing the error you're trying to solve * stackoverflow;
programming is a dictionary definition. Coding is slang. It a short direct way of saying I am programming instructions to generate computer code. Over the years, coding and code have expanded in meaning in context and sometimes misused in context, and it stuck that way. However there is NO difference between them. It is the same action. In the same vain, a coder, engineer, developer, programmer is the same thing. No difference.
Difference between programming and coding
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Programming : creating logic
Coding : typing any programming language
That is CORRECT
This. It's amazing how things have changed. I've been in this industry for nearly 40 years now and "coding" was never the same as programming. A real programmer will use logic, systems analysis and create a solution, a code will be given screens and will write the code that makes the screen. We used to have "coders" that would take accounting transactions and figure out which "code" to get each transaction so that someone else could input into the accounting software. A coder doesn't have to do anything nearly as complex as a programmer. I would never want to be a "coder", it can be replace so easily by a machine. We actually had coding machines that did this in whatever language you wanted decades ago.
Thanks for saving my time
No true. “Creating the logic” is MODELLING... which is a matter for system architect, BI, etc. So, both words “programming” and “coding” are synonyms.
@@sumeriano Let me google it bye the way thanks
Programming - Define the desired behaviour.
Coding - Write code to get the desired behaviour
this made more sense than any comment and any moment in the video x)
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Pretty well way to explain ❤️
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@@tilakrajsharmaa yeah bro got it 😁
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Programming: the general action of giving something an effect for a cause. I.E.
Tom meet me at four p.m. tomorrow.
Cause: time reaches four p.m. the next day.
Effect: Tom meets with me.
Coding= the specific language and proper syntax to program.
I.e.
Command who: Tom;
Give command: meet me;
Give criteria: at four p.m. tommorow; execute code.
Tom /meet me/ at four p.m. tommorow/.
That was actually a really short and descriptive answer you have my thanks.
Thats.....perfect😯
So basically coding results in a program?
@@MP-im7un yes, think of program as Mona lisa and coding as paint/paint strokes. Coding is the paint and like with different paint strokes( functions, if statements, namespace,etc) you can create many different works of art( programs).
@@r.i.p.4485 ah okay thanks for the clarification, ive been trying to learn python recently (1st language) and i always figured coding was the end all be all definition of what id be doing as a software engineer
4:52 Short and simple answer , Stay Happy
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Please can you tell how much mathematics is required to learn programming languages like C++,CCC, Java,Python and android studio?
Please can you tell how much mathematics is required to learn programming languages like C++,CCC, Java,Python and android studio?
Please can you tell how much mathematics is required to learn programming languages like C++,CCC, Java,Python and android studio?
Please can you tell how much mathematics is required to learn programming languages like C++,CCC, Java,Python and android studio?
I think programming is about create the algorithm or flowchart to achieve what we want , and coding is about just writing that program in any programming language.
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The world is programming, that's why we start every programming language with "Hello World"✍️
Even Chitti Robo says that...
@Happy Toxic print (hello world)
@Happy Toxic no its python. *I forgot ''
print ('hello world')
@Happy Toxic just simply
print("hello world")
@Happy Toxic of course you will say cpp is base of python yes it is true but python helps you concentrate on the problem and work not bunch of codes
I've been programming since 1980.... I sometimes hand assemble machine language.... I cannot see and distinction or difference between coding and programming.. I'd say they are synonymous.
This is the correct answer. If anything, I avoid use of the term 'coding' as it has a meaning in the context of mathematics, in particular in coding theory.
Well ! I have done no coding and arrived quickly at the same position. I think the tendency to compartmentalisation is a problem!
Programming : - "Input" to a code, so that we can get a desire function or a process being done.
Code : - A "sequence of syntax", written to process various inputs from a Source to give out a desired result, for which the syntax was written.
Ex. For instance, You want your Air Conditioner to Run for a Hour. You programme the AC through a remote by giving input.
But You need code to be written to control the running time of the AC in the PLC first to give an input.
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sir, in my point of view programming is algorithm and coding is the implementation of that algorithm...
does coding consist of a set of instructions in sequence like a recipe > Yes ?
does programming consist of a set of instructions in sequence = Yes ?
Can we also say that
Writing HTML is coding not programming 🤔
Yea
No
HTML is not a programming language though, it's a Markup language, so there is no such thing as HTML programming or HTML coding, just HTML scripting.
HTML is markup
@@richardikin nope, not even scripting , writing html may be called coding.
In the context of making software i am of the opinion that programming relates to the thinking that is needed to inventarise the specifications of your software, to distill the procedures that you want to code and to organise them in a way that makes sense for people might have to read your code in 10 years after you left the company where you made it. Coding is about taking that design and creating the code either with an IDE or notepad (if you are hardcore).
I went to university to learn computer programming. I thought I knew what I was doing, since I was able to write the actual code needed to complete my university projects. It wasn't until the second year when I was put in a team for the first time that I realised how poor my abilities were in comparison to everyone else's. On countless occasions, I would show my code to my teammates that accomplished what it needed to, but they just said "It's too inefficient and ugly. There's a much better way of doing it." They'd rewrite my code in seconds and say "Why not do this instead?" I'd say "Oh, yes, I guess that is better. But that thought never occurred to me." I've had the same experiences at work as well, as I now work as a programmer (although I don't feel like a very good one, as I still get told "Your code may work, but that doesn't mean it's good code"). The problem solving skills needed for writing efficient and clean code just doesn't come naturally to me, and I struggle with a lot of the most basic programming concepts as well. If you want some code writing, I can do it. If you want a top quality product, I feel like I'm seriously unqualified. Am I just not cut out for programming, or is everybody else getting upset over nothing?
Spyrotechnical hi there, I just started studying computer programming in school. I’m still a newbie and it’s just my first semester. I feel we have a lot in common, and secondly I don’t have any friends that motivates me. Any advice? I’d really appreciate thanks
Keep at it! Live in it, and continue that process, you’ll be a solid programmer in no time
Ask questions, learn shortcuts. I know the feeling but what you don't realize is one day a new rookie coder will show you their code and your response will be somewhat familiar to what your colleagues told you. Its a matter of listening, applying, and constantly asking how can I make this cleaner, easier, more efficient?
Solve a problem 3 different ways. Then seek commonalities and discard the rest. Ask "what am I trying to solve? What is the core of the problem?" And arrange your answer in the most streamlined manner possible.
Also, learn Algorithm.
There are some general best practices for clean code. Books have been written about that very subject. However, there are a lot of aspects that are still pretty subjective and a matter of preference. I think at some point in time everyone probably gets told that their code is "ugly" but it works. Sometimes if you are on a very tight deadline and it works you have to use a hacky solution. Writing code with solid foundation that Is scalable and modular can sometimes be challenging. You really have to consider all the long term ramifications of your design choices. It can be pretty easy to screw up in this area even if you have experience. If you have some code snippets I might be able to provide some input. I won't say my way is "right" just the way I might do things. How long have you been in the field? I've been in for a few years I still feel like I have some level of imposter syndrome. I might know my stuff but many of my coworkers have a few decades of experience over me.
I have been programing computers for over 40 years. The traditional difference between programming and coding has been a programmer creates logic whereas a coder mostly follows instructions from someone else. Your definition applies to a more literal interpretation of the words, which I can agree with.
The comment section is so invaluable. I find a video because I'm looking for answers, but I scroll straight to the comments and find the answer right away!
might want to throw in developing since coding and programming are part of a job and not a job anymore. Development is requirements gathering, problem-solving, architecting, testing, programming or coding identified solutions, and analyzing your solution. It involves keeping your nerves as clients constantly try to change requirements mid-project xD.
Programing is giving instructions
And
Coding converting instructions into code format
So, programming is giving a certain device a set of instructions and when to execute any of those instructions, and coding is preparing those instructions, right ?
@@kunalapte5816 BUT how can the set of instructions be prepared when they already exist ? - What do you mean ?
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I just came across this by accident and wanted to chime in. I started messing with code back in 1988/1989. I started with BasicA/QBasic since it came with DOS2.0 on my IBM XT 8088. I spent a few months fiddling with that at 9 and 10 years old. I was introduced to C, then C++ and never looked back. In the last 3 decades I have done everything from ASM to all the Basics, C, C++, Perl, PHP, Java, Javascript, all the shell scripting languages, all the SQL variants, all the markup variants, as well as made my own scripting language, etc. I have worked on everything from the firmware for a custom dual laserjet printer at Torrey Pines Research for testing printing on recycled paper, to firmware for controlling the touchscreen systems at Xerox, to Facial Recognition algorithms at an undisclosed security firm on gov contract. I have experienced it all. I have met every type of would-be coder you can imagine. So-called "software engineers" these days are nothing more than library mongers that take all the libraries we made since the advent of the PC, slap a few function calls in, and call themselves professional. Meanwhile those of us responsible for technology being where it is today, we mean nothing anymore. Tossed aside and forgotten. You want to make a college graduate that "studied" C++ in school, collapse, tell them to write you a multi-threaded program that utilizes templated polymorphic (that word almost always illicits a 😳 from them) multiple inheritance atleast once in the code, with a recursive descent parser to read a custom either scripting language, or a text based database (dont scare them with binary yet), a custom sockets interface. That all code must be neat, properly indented, commented (clean code always trips them up), and anything else you can think of. When I did the hiring for my group at Xerox I made the candidates do this in front of me. Then I went through their code and added bugs, made it dump core, then had them fix it. If they couldnt do all this, they didnt even get to the vocal stage of the interview.
You are a programmer :) All in one paragraph :p
I like how you keep repeating words to make the video longer. So smart.
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Programming - creating a program to fill a need.
Coding - translating that program into the smallest and fastest way to make a computer/machine do that task.
Programming - big picture.
Coding - translate that big picture concept into a functional format.
Programming - general working knowledge of computer language(s).
Coding - in depth knowledge of a programming language.
Programming - Office Manager
Coding - extensive knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word and Power Point.
#include
Void main()
{
Printf("we are programming");
Return 0;
}
Its stdio
@@lavanyasrinivasan3479 tq
Void can't return a int
#include
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout
awesome explanation i just got the difference between of coding and programming within first 2 minutes when you picked up AC remote
Hi Sir. Is data science really worth it like most people said, and is it a good choice for a beginner to start?
In my opinion it is not good for beginners
Yes it is. Don't be bothered by dunces saying otherwise, they most likely haven't processed as much in Data science themselves.
You can go right at it. Start by learning R or Python. Python has more learning resources on the internet so maybe go with that
@@lopa8519 what after that, i have a very good knowledge of data science now but i don't know what to do next. If u say go for the projects, i can't decide what project to do.
@@RandomGuy-hi2jm I'm pretty sure a Google would suffice. A better alternative is to join the Python discord. There you will find a lot of ideas for your projects.
Nice video bro!
HI CHRIS
Programming, meaning writing/creating a computer program, is exactly the same as coding where coding is writing computer code.
In general use, "programming" and "coding" are synonyms.its as simple as that.
Coding is just written code after getting the object of anyone's problem. Programming is all things like writing code, importing external codes, development applications and implement programming language's library or Framework, etc.
I honestly don't know; I really think that this is just another case of two words for the same thing.
English does that a lot. We sometimes make uses for the words.
The only place I think that the words might be used differently is:
Show me your program would imply the finished product, show me your code implies the source (code) that you used to make it.
If I asked to see your source, you would know exactly what I mean. If a software engineer said he programed his VCR, people would the he wrote the code for the VCR, in a software engineering context. There are people who actively hate html code for similar reasons. To them, you're implying that html is a programming language. If they're wrong about English's syntax, they aren't wrong about html.
(I don't like it because hyper-text-markup-language code)
Programing - writing in any high level language.
Coding - writing machine code (assembly language) directly to the hardware.
I am a new student. I can't sleep last night just thinking about these two things. Thank you for the clarification. I should not think that much.
I like both your content and background . Who's seeing your content he or she is seeing something which is worth
Programming is what didn't happen right before the image on your TV turns to static, coding occurs while the "We are experiencing technical difficulties" message appears on the screen prior to returning to your regularly scheduled program.
Let’s add the word ANALYST to this discussion.
Too often people start code without identifying the problem first.
I don't think there are any differences
I have some affinity with your reply. I want those who say there is a difference to simply state the BASIS of their difference - then I know and can go with it or reject it or distinguish on a different basis or go up a level and focus on core difference.
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@@randomshortvideos2071 Ok - suppose you say that one woman is better than another - You ask in what way right ? - In other words you want to know the BASIS of the difference - right ?
@@edwinflakes1132 yah right,
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@@edwinflakes1132 ok,
Now i fully understand what you want to say.
So, there is another way. We can also ask chris hawkes "on what basis?"
I mean, if one is saying "there is no diffrence",
We can ask, "how?"
This would also solve our problem.
Can't we sir?
Difference between software engineer and software developer ?
Basically, coding is part of the programming. Coding is used to translate the command and programming will execute the command that has been written on the console. Am I right or wrong because I have no basic understanding of computers. I am searching throughout the youtube channel for self-learning.
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hmm......
it may be so because phone is widely available for cheap....
but i think pc is way better time consuming device.....
I can't believe that you spending such a long video to explain something so simple. The act of putting the instructions together is programming, the tool or set of instruction you use to do the task is coding.
First comment. Really inspired by you. Thanks for all yours guidance
Actually setting a temperature is not programming. That would be configuration, as you simply set a Parameter the actual Programm knows what to do with. Programming is not setting parameters but actually defining the logic and steps which should be performed and may work with parameters coming from a externel source. In the case of the AC someone wrote a program accepting a target temperature and polling for the current temperature in a loop, as soon as measured temperature
Senior Software developer here, I've worked in software development for about 15 years. Using a User Interface is *NOT* computer programming. Computer programming and coding are synonyms, they mean the exact same thing. When a software developer says "programming" in context of computers they mean "software development".
I would be interested in your response to what I just posted. My view may be wrong and I'd like to find out now before I get much further in the field. I'm thinking that programmers and coders are two distinct fields of specialty.
@@STBRetired1 they're synonyms, they're both words that mean "software developer".
@@AdrianLParker Isn't that like saying that everyone who works on vehicles is just a mechanic without regard to their area of specialty? I get the feeling that a programmer is a generalist who has a working knowledge of computer language(s) but a coder is a specialist who knows every aspect of that language in order to reduce a program down to its' smallest size and fastest running version.
@@STBRetired1 programmer, coder, they're just synonyms.
Hi Hitesh. I see you are using a Apple laptop is this correct? I want to get into programming and I want to use python and django. What is the best latop you can recommend. Should I go with apple or windows?
That's true. According to me, the world first & last great programmer is "Lord Shree Krishna" he finished all 100 korav by programming "Arjun " actually he was the finisher....he was great programmer,what should do ,what should not do ,how can do and all tharlt he knew every well .....;
The two words are synonyms. You are redefining their meanings.
Thank u sooo much i was searching for the video and u explained it very well..... Thanks a lot....
just recently i saw a discussion under a video about the difference between cables, wires, ropes and such... and my thought just was, that the great minds that bring us innovation probably don't spend their time arguing about definitions like that...
with all the information provided in this video, when i write code, i give the system a list of instructions that it has to execute, so i programmed it.
to be honest, this should be something you think about for two minutes and then move on, it won't really help you with anything ^^
One legend says--
Let a Hundred non-creative be free, but one creative should not be shackled in engineering...
you are absolutely correct sir, don't forget about TV programs, Radio Programs, Government Programs, Church Programs... someone had to program them.
U.K. Yes as you said, Programming is an Umbrella term and coding in a way, seems to be for those who enter some lines of high or low level languages. In the 80s when we used punched cards in capturing data, the Programmer writes his code on a print layout sheet and gives it to the key punches to enter and after compilation before being given to an Operator to run the programme. How times has evolved so fast. I miss my Wang and IBM mainframe machines. You explanation was just superb but I think the coding now seem to be for the geeks and Programming the big term embracing everything from programming a person to come to work, Programming your alarm, remote control and even programming a few lines of code in an editor. And may I add in CS we use Program instead of Programme.
So from what I getting, take a simple light bulb circuit for example,
Programming: gives instructions by turning the light switch off and on
Coding: responsible for connecting the circuitry together so that the instructions can be carried out.
Is this right? Correct me if I am wrong
Man I was thinking the same thing..
Noone in the youtube can match your outro level sir . Amazing
Sir in starting..i thought you are using any voice modulating software, until i saw you live on insta and realized this is your original voice 🔥
He actually scared me out of my pants when he said "Almost everyone on the planet programs".
Great explanation, then it means programming can be used interchangeably with coding without any problem. What is the difference between Software engineer and software developer? Help me out.
Seriously,your communication skills are on point
I will try to learn from you
In simple terms a code is nothing but the lines of instructions which you written in a file say for example .c and save it in a secondary storage device like hard disk.
Whereas in other hand a program is a compiled version and final executable file .exe generated from .c file using an ide which normally loads into your primary memory I.e. your RAM and be active till the execution completes....
So .c is the code and .exe is your program
If you dig in deeper then consider an example that you have ran a vlc media player now see in the task manager you could see under currently running programs your vlc media player will exist which is the .exe file
A code is a building block of program...
A code is in human readable form...
A program in the other hand is in binary format which your machine can understand
So a program is a final executable file
(.c is ur code) -> (compile + assemble + link) -> (.exe or .bin or .hex is your program)
I think now you got some idea on what exactly a code is and the program is
Thanks Hitesh it was a really informative video....Please make a series on data structures and algorithms also.
The most important thing in learning coding is; I don't know why should I code. I don't know anything about it but rather just following algorithm.
We built or develop preexisting software by using softwares.
I never understood; how was the first software built? How do machine learning and AI work? What if all software are vanished so how could we rebuild it!
This is the reason I never get interested in anything rather asking philosophical questions because no one talks about it; how do really a stuff work? Neither in classical learning nor in so called modern tech learning.
No curiosity is satisfied ...
so programming is what you want for example the pc to do, and coding is writing the code to make it do that task?
They’re exactly the same thing. So if English isn’t your first language don’t worry about it. Writing HTML can be called programming or coding. It is a declarative domain specific markup programming language. Let’s not make things more complicated than they really are.
indien coding: stackoverflow CTRL+C -> CTRL+V
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Aahahahah, that's funny.
Not at all buddy. All Devs are not like that.
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It really doesn't concern whether a programmer or coder is doing programming/coding .he just want to find an efficient solution to a problem!!!!Period
This is great...But how would you use this to program a robot
print("we are programming ")
Hi Hitesh, Thanks for the great tip. I have no knowledge on omputer programming, can i learn coding or web development?
Yeah you can , my channel name is
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You can visit and explore my channel
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Maybe it is just a matter of perspective. For example, coding from your perspective is programming from OS designer perspective, OS designer is programming from computer architect perspective, etc..
P.S. the gecko behind me thinks you are coding your remote control.
Is this video about computer programming and software coding???
Reallllly?
In the 1970’s I learned the 3 languages in use back then, IBM Basic, FORTRAN and COBOL.
That said CODING is actually writing lines of code like I did. So the term is a modern name for the same thing.
I understand...
Google interviewer : do u know programming ?
Me : yea I do . Okey Google give me a job
@Limeava ok . You damaged my brain .
@Limeava format error lol
Waao simply amazing..nice work!
Prohraming is start with p anddddddd coming is start with c that is the best defference
so, is it that programming is the process, while code is the command or recourse that's used in that process?
Can we say that Coding is the practical aspect of Programming?
No
Hi @@keshabdas3065,
Will you please elaborate that?
@@jithinjude97 why not
Hi, being a 1st yr student of HM (hotel management) instead of btech, can i have chances of getting to IT companies through great coding skills. Please Reply
Thanks for a very clear distinction and explanation of programming and coding.
Coding vs. Programming - Definitions
At the most basic level, programming is a broader discipline whereas coding is a narrower one.
Coding involves writing many lines of code in order to create a software program. Programming involves not only coding but also other tasks, such as analyzing and implementing algorithms, understanding data structures, solving problems, and more. Programmers are typically technically-minded and have strong analytical skills.
To put it simply, all programmers are coders but not all coders are programmers. Some experienced programmers use the word “coder” as jargon that refers to a beginner (junior) software developer.
info.jkcp.com/blog/coding-vs-programming
i've been going crazy but this one actually makes sense.
In the next episode:
What is the difference between an Aubergine, Zucchini and Eggplant?
Aubergine and eggplant are two words for the same thing. Zucchini is similar, but not the same. That being said, this guy is spewing nonsense.
Zucchini is another thing. The other ones, though, are the same
@@maggi_knorr Indeed, the zucchini is a courgette. My apologies.
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This video is first lecture of our c language
And first class is the most important class of every course . *I think you will not miss the first class of this course*
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you are completely right, but I have another comparison. programmer vs coder but it’s a completely different context. I always teach my minions to think like a programmer so that they don’t end up a coder, but again, different contexts. good vid mate
Thank u for the like sir@hitesh choudary
So in order to learn programming u have to learn coding first, right?
"We Are Programming" 🙋🙋
How?
I am impressed. I couldn't spend 7 minutes talking about the difference.
A missile is a projectile, a rocket is self propelled.
Nvm you don't actually explain what you mean by code.
Is he in technical field?
I don't think so...
He is in another world. Feels like philosophy...
Are you talking in terms of computer?
I've always thought they were the same thing.
My statement may look very cheap to some people, but I think developers are loosing value in market, the thing "always share the knowledge" is good, but platforms like wix or any other readymade site builders is helping the non-programming sector persons to make their own site without having any knowledge, some sites even convert responsive sites to app, they are not native app but still it reduces the chance of earning some money for a developer ! Everyone is thinking him/herself a developer these days ... This is just bulshit !
Excellent explaination sir
i think codeing is programming, programming is codeing. The reason is that the basic point of programming is developing. In fact learn the developing framework then slowly move on to the programming relative framework. 😊😚
In fact this is a relative part of computer science engineering
I think we are not programming remote or AC, we are operating them...
If setting alarm in mobile, or changing some options of a machine is programming, then how a computer programmer is different from normal user??
You go deep pondering on difference between programming and coding and end up asking yourself "What is the meaning of life?"
Very good explanation Hitesh. Thank you so much
well said..... very nicely differentiate in coding and programming
Programming is the assimilation of codes...whereas code defines a snippet with some logic and functionality
I'm new learner 🥵
Which language should i learn first
And what do I do first programming or coding .. I'm confused kid lol
Can u help me, what u start with???
coding is basically:
* stackoverflow
** trying to find the error on line 31;
* stackoverflow;
** a random youtuber showing the error you're trying to solve
* stackoverflow;
programming is a dictionary definition. Coding is slang. It a short direct way of saying I am programming instructions to generate computer code. Over the years, coding and code have expanded in meaning in context and sometimes misused in context, and it stuck that way. However there is NO difference between them. It is the same action. In the same vain, a coder, engineer, developer, programmer is the same thing. No difference.