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Code Vs. Software

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I hear people using either "Code" or "Software" as if they were synonyms.

I notice Software Companies Sales-engineers using "code" quite often -when presenting the software in public events or at the customer site, while the Sales-non-engineers use "software", always.

The distinction between Code&Software is subtle. Programmers write code, the list of programming language declarations aimed at giving instructions to computers. Software actually is the end product: it is what the user perceives, experiences.

When demonstrating  the software to the client, the difference can be significant. It is definitely Software what our customers buy.

Posted on lug 6, 2008 by Registered CommenterGiorgio Buccilli | CommentsPost a Comment

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