<prompt> Mokhoa o akaretsang oa ho ngola khoutu ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the general process of writing code? . Response in English: The general process of writing code involves several steps, including:1. Planning: Start by understanding the problem and figuring out what the program is supposed to do. Break down the problem into smaller pieces and define the objectives and scope of the project.2. Design: Create a plan for how the code will be structured, choose an appropriate programming language, and sketch out the overall design of the program.3. Writing the code: Implement the design by writing the actual code, using the chosen programming language. This stage involves writing functions, classes, and other components.4. Testing: Once the code is written, it must be tested to ensure that it works correctly and produces the correct output. This involves running the code with various inputs and checking whether the results are as expected.5. Debugging: If errors are found during testing, they must be fixed. This can involve going back to the code, finding the source of the problem, and making the necessary changes.6. Documentation: It is important to document the code, explaining what each part does and how it works. This makes it easier for others to understand and maintain the code.7. Maintenance: Once the code is complete, it may need to be maintained and updated over time. This can involve fixing bugs, adding new features, and making other changes as needed.Overall, writing code involves a combination of creativity, problem-solving, and technical skill. By following these steps and using best practices, you can create high-quality code that is efficient, easy to understand, and reliable. . Response in Sesotho: Mokhoa o akaretsang oa ho ngola khoutu o kenyelletsa mehato e mengata, ho kenyelletsa: 1. Ho rera: Qala ka ho utloisisa bothata le ho fumana hore na lenaneo le lokela ho etsa eng. Arola bothata ka likotoana tse nyane, me u hlalose sepheo le boholo ba morero. 2. Moqapi: Etsa moralo oa hore na khoutu e tla hlophisoa joang, khetha puo e nepahetseng ea lenaneo, me u rale moralo oa kakaretso oa lenaneo. 3. Ho ngola khoutu: Kenya tshebetsong moralo ka ho ngola khoutu ya sebele, o sebedisa puo e kgethilweng ya lenaneo. Mokhahlelo ona o kenyelletsa mesebetsi ea ho ngola, lihlopha, le likarolo tse ling. 4. Teko: Hang ha khoutu e ngotsoe, e tlameha ho lekoa ho netefatsa hore e sebetsa ka nepo le ho hlahisa tlhahiso e nepahetseng. Sena se kenyelletsa ho tsamaisa khoutu ka likenyelletso tse fapaneng le ho hlahloba hore na liphetho li joalo ka ha ho lebelletsoe. 5. Debugging: Haeba liphoso li fumanoa nakong ea teko, li tlameha ho lokisoa. Sena se ka kenyelletsa ho khutlela khoutu, ho fumana mohloli oa bothata, le ho etsa liphetoho tse hlokahalang. 6. Litokomane: Ho bohlokoa ho ngola khoutu, ho hlalosa hore na karolo ka ngoe e etsa eng le hore na e sebetsa joang. Sena se nolofalletsa ba bang ho utloisisa le ho boloka khoutu. 7. Tlhokomelo: Hang ha khoutu e phethiloe, e kanna ea hloka ho bolokoa le ho nchafatsoa ha nako e ntse e ea. Sena se ka kenyelletsa ho lokisa liphoso, ho eketsa likarolo tse ncha, le ho etsa liphetoho tse ling ha ho hlokahala. Ka kakaretso, khoutu ea ho ngola e kenyelletsa motsoako oa boqapi, ho rarolla mathata le boiphihlelo ba tekheniki. Ka ho latela mehato ena le ho sebelisa mekhoa e metle, o ka etsa khoutu ea boleng bo holimo e sebetsang hantle, e utloisisoang habonolo le e tšepahalang. 