Program
A program (British spelling for some senses: programme) is a series of instructions to be executed in order. In another sense, a program is a collection of projects that are directed toward a common goal, e.g. the NASA space program.
There are several kinds of program:
- 12-step program
- Computer program (only rarely spelled with -mme in the UK)
- Radio program[?]
- Television program
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