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Both program vs programme spellings refer to the same
thing: a set of instructions for computer the other is a
plan of activities or course of study. At CCM, we
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The terms "program" and "programme" differ primarily in
usage based on geography. "Program" is the preferred
spelling in American English and typically refers to
computer software or a planned series of events. In
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"programme" is used in British English for a planned series
of activities or broadcasts, such as TV shows or events.
Both terms convey organized structures but in different
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