Why do you program?

Answer 1

Most people take up programing in school because they enjoy the challenge. Someone who understands programing can frequently find work in the field. Even though most large companies used pre-installed programs, they still have problems. Frequently someone familiar with that field is in demand, especially if he has other useful skills. A manufacturer refused to admit a problem with his software existed. One man made a lot of money finding customers and selling them a solution to that problem! People program for different reasons. Some do it because they enjoy it. Some do it because it is a full time job. Some do it because they have a job repairing computers. Some do it because it gives them a better understanding of what computers can and can not do for them. Different people have many different reasons.

Answer 2

If we want a computer to do something for us, we need to tell it what to do, and that is what programming is. The programs and applications we used were all programmed. Someone had to tell the computer what to do when you open up a word processor for example, and how to handle the input. If there was no way to tell a computer what we wanted it to do, it wouldn't be very useful.

Answer 3

generally programming languages are written in english mnemonics and symbols that are needed to be processed and translated into computer or machine understandable code.

Answer 4

to do program