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The four main programming categories are procedural, object-oriented, functional, and scripting.

• In procedural programming, code runs in order, one command after another. C and Pascal are classic examples.
• Object-oriented programming groups data and functions into reusable "objects." This approach suits big applications with many moving parts.
• In functional programming, you transform data without altering the original values. Haskell and parts of JavaScript follow this style.
• Scripts handle quick tasks such as web interactions or file processing. They excel at rapid prototyping and everyday automation.

Most popular languages mix these approaches to give you flexibility.

Expect to pay roughly £10/h for a one-hour coding lesson in Claydon.

Several elements influence the final cost:

• The student's level, from complete beginner to advanced developer
• The tutor's qualifications, including degrees, certifications, or industry experience
• The format you choose, whether weekly lessons or an intensive short course
• Online sessions often cost less because neither party needs to travel

Many tutors offer a free first session so you can check their teaching style.

The terms coding and programming describe related but different activities.

• When you code, you convert ideas into text that follows a language's rules. It focuses on syntax, grammar, and getting the computer to run your commands.
• Programming covers the entire process of solving a problem with software. The focus is on architecture, not just individual lines of syntax.
• You cannot program without coding, yet coding alone does not make a complete program. A script that automates a folder rename is coding; building an entire app is programming.

Start by learning to code, then expand into full-scale programming projects.

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