Comments by "iorekby" (@iorekby) on "Programming vs Coding - What's the difference?" video.

@professionalbozo4396 In fairness, the comment about "C#, Python JS..." in response to low level coding also proves nnn's point to an extent. . I would never look down on one or the other, but I think until you've walked a mile in someone shoe's....you should respect good programmers, regardless of what they work with. And to nnn.... I have worked as a C developer for a time, and most of my team mates were excellent C devs. Between them though they could barely make even a crappy website. Their knowledge of HTML/CSS/UX was almost nil. Horses for courses.
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And side note, Physics grads I've worked with who moved in to software development have, to a person, been outstanding engineers.
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@jasonzheng5839 I guess because Java is normally taught in tandem with OOP, because it has much stronger support for OOP vs Python. So, it can make code seem more "structured". Python is generally taught without getting too heavy in to a particular paradigm until later on, and like I said, Python's OOP support is okay, not the best. Which can make Python dev seem less cohesive sometimes.
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