Why do we use coding?

Why do we have a special language for coding? Why can’t we just use normal language?
Could someone please answer me?

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Because the computer doesn’t understand human language. Coding is a set of instructions so the computer does understand what it suppose to do

There are some brilliant answers to this question here

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Computers understand 1’s and 0’s. If you ever meet someone that likes to code in Binary… run. Languages like these make it easier to write code.

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Why weren’t computers made to understand human language?

Because human language is far more complicated. And not suitable for the specific set of instructions a computer needs. From a someone who is new to programming, english make sense, but if you understand computers better, and how they work, it actually doesn’t make sense, did you read the quora question i linked to?

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I can’t go to quora.

Why not?  

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I think Quora only allows you to view a part of the answer if you’re not logged in.

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I opened it in private navigation, it looks slightly different (no votes), but i will show

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It’s not allowed on my computer.

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