I was referencing OP's statement.

"conventional programming"

Key Characteristics of Conventional Programming:

Manual Code Writing

- Developers write detailed instructions in a programming language (e.g., Java, C++, Python) to tell the computer exactly what to do.

- Every logic, condition, and flow is explicitly coded.

Imperative Approach

- Focuses on how to achieve a result step by step. Example: Writing loops and conditionals to process data rather than using built-in abstractions or declarative statements.

High Technical Skill Requirement

- Requires understanding of syntax, algorithms, data structures, and debugging. No visual drag-and-drop or automation tools—everything is coded manually.

Longer Development Cycles

- Building applications from scratch without pre-built templates or AI assistance. Testing and deployment are also manual and time-intensive.

Traditional Tools

- IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) like Eclipse or Visual Studio. Version control systems like Git for collaboration.