Programming is the process of writing, testing and fixing (debugging), and maintaining code that builds a computer program. This code is written in different programming languages. The purpose of programming is to load a program that can perform a calculation or 'work' in accordance with the wishes of the programmer. To do the programming, it takes skill in algorithms, logic, programming language, and in many cases, other knowledge such as math.

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Basel Farag
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Basel Farag is an iOS Engineer (he thinks). In addition to GPU processors, robits and AI, Basel enjoy learning about computer science, astronomy and philosophy. He was once called "Daft Punk of the People," a phrase whose meaning avoids him to this day, but what he believes is praise.
There is an idea that has started to develop in the tech community lately: Everyone has to learn to code. But here's the problem with the idea: Coding is not new literacy.

If you regularly notice the Silicon Valley cultural cruelty, you must have heard of the "Learning Code" movement. Politicians, non-profit organizations such as Code.org and even former Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City have evangelized what they consider to be the necessary skills for tomorrow's workforce.

There may be some truth to that, especially since the need for the United States for engineers shows no sign of slowdown.

But the picture is more complicated.

We live in a very competitive world, with people turning to various methods to meet needs. Sell ​​the code as a ticket to save the economy for dishonest mobs.

Download bootcamps coding. Because the mainstream knows the success of Silicon Valley software engineers, everyone wants to have a startup or become an engineer. Silicon Valley HBO illustrates the recent images that spend the night coding and smoking, while earning millions of dollars. The American public is fascinated by such figures as Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, who make millions seem to spend the night. Fever coding has even reached the steps of the White House, with President Obama pushing legislation to incorporate computer science into every public school curriculum.

Inexplicably, not just bootcamps and politicians are encouraging people to learn the code.

maybe this is what I can, say, to my friend steemit.
Maybe you can learn coding through link :
https://beta.techcrunch.com/2016/05/10/please-dont-learn-to-code/
and you can also understand via: wikipedia