Week 1 DiscussionsDiscussion on Difference Between coding and ProgrammingCoding and programming are two words that have been used interchangeable but when looked deeply into they have different meanings in the software engineering context. Coding is more basic and simply refers to writing machine-executable instructions. These instructions that a machine can understand are referred to as codes. Coding is, therefore, the act of writing codes that a computer can understand. The translation of human instructions into a language that a computer can understand is coding.On the other hand, programming entails a broader concept in software engineering. Programming is more comprehensive. Programming is not just about coding by the entire life cycle of a software. It involves the designing, implementing as well as testing of the software. CITATION Menon \l 1033 (Menon, 2023) Programming involves various software tools. Therefore, programming requires deeper knowledge of programming tools as well as skills. While coding is used for very small projects, programming entails the implementation of bigger projects.Having discussed both concepts in detail as above, I would conclude that programming is the most important concept of the two. Programming is more essential is building an individual wholistically in the realm of software engineering. The robustness