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

• Procedural programming runs code line by line in a fixed sequence, like a recipe. 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. Languages like Haskell or Scala use this approach.
• Scripts handle quick tasks such as web interactions or file processing. Most modern web pages rely on scripting for interactivity.

You can often combine paradigms within a single project or file.

Expect to pay roughly £17/h for a one-hour coding lesson in Keswick.

This rate can vary depending on several factors:

• 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

Some instructors provide a trial lesson at no charge to help you decide.

The terms coding and programming describe related but different activities.

• Coding means writing instructions in a specific language that a computer can process. 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. Writing a quick automation is coding; architecting a banking system is programming.

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

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