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"self-explanatory" is somewhat elitist. LaTeX may be considered programming only under the most broadest definition of programming that includes markup languages like html. either way, uninformative
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Computer programming is the act of sending instructions to a computer using a programming language.  The format of these instructions depends on the language in question, and oftentimes, programs are converted multiple times before being executed by the computer hardware.
Computer programming is the act of creating a program that will send instructions to a computer using a programming language.  The format of these instructions depends on the language in question, and oftentimes, programs are converted multiple times before being executed by the computer hardware.


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Computer programming is the act of creating a program that will send instructions to a computer using a programming language. The format of these instructions depends on the language in question, and oftentimes, programs are converted multiple times before being executed by the computer hardware.

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