programming and curation

Programming involves designing and creating software or digital content by writing instructions (code) that computers can execute to perform specific tasks. It’s like giving detailed directions to a machine. Curation, on the other hand, is the careful selection, organization, and presentation of content, ensuring quality and relevance. For example, a programming language helps build apps, while curation involves choosing the best articles for a magazine. Both require expertise: programming focuses on functionality, curation emphasizes meaningful and well-structured content for the audience.