Many people open an AI tool, ask one clever question, and then stop. The tool feels useful for a moment, but it does not become part of real work.
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Software programs are computer instructions. That is the core fact, and it is the one worth holding onto.
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I keep coming back to one plain fact: software is the part that tells a machine what to do. It is made of instructions, programs, and code.
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