What is the difference between coding and programming

Answer 1

Hello, GEORGE SIMANGLWE !
A programmer is someone who does not run to others with questions about "how do I do this or that feature".
The coder - that to that runs with such questions to the programmer.

The main differences between the programmer and the encoder are the responsibility and self-confidence plus the presence of strategic thinking, the ability to represent the system as a whole, with all the dependencies.

The encoder is working on the code, the programmer is working on the project.

Answer 2

The short version:

Jonathan Grieve on Oct 6, 2015
"I think the main differences are in markup and languages.

HTML is not programming in the traditional sense, neither is CSS, or vanilla CSS at any rate. But it is code; the right combination of text that the browser can read that does something.

Programming is different. A set of coding techniques that allows you to get the computer or even the web browser to do what you want it to do."

( https://teamtreehouse.com/community/coding-and-programming-the-same-thing )

The long version:

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/kiki-prottsman/coding-vs-programming-bat_b_7042816.html

Answer 3

what is the difference between the symbol "@" and "@"?