Programmer

A programmer is a person who tells computers what to do by writing instructions in a special language called code. It's like giving the computer a recipe to follow. The code is made up of words, numbers and symbols that the computer understands.

Just like learning to read and write in school, a programmer has to learn how to write code. They use special tools called Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) to write, test and debug their code. IDEs are like coloring books that help programmers stay organized and see their work in different colors and styles.

Once the programmer has finished writing their code, they save it as a file and then send it to the computer. The computer then reads the code and follows the instructions. The computer can use these instructions to do lots of things, like play games, calculate numbers, or even control machines like robots.

A good programmer is patient, detail-oriented, and always willing to learn more. They also spend a lot of time testing and fixing their code to make sure it works correctly. Just like learning to ride a bike, it may take time to become a good programmer, but with practice and perseverance, anyone can learn to write code and create amazing things with technology.