Believing in Olympics refers to Informatics Olympics, which is an international computer science research activity, aiming at improving students' information literacy and computer programming ability through competition and training. Programming refers to the process of writing computer programs, that is, the process of expressing and realizing specific functions in a specific computer language.

The difference between winning the Olympic Games and programming is that winning the Olympic Games is a competition activity, while programming is a skill. Believing in the Olympics aims to improve students' programming ability and problem-solving ability through competitions, and programming is a skill that can help people solve practical problems and realize their own ideas.

In the Olympic Games, students need to use computer languages (such as C++, Python, etc. ) to write programs to solve specific problems. These topics usually involve computer algorithms, data structures, mathematics and other fields, which require students to have a certain mathematical foundation and programming ability. By participating in the Olympic Games, students can exercise their programming ability and problem-solving ability, and improve their computer literacy and information literacy.

In practical work, programming is a skill that can help people solve various problems. Such as developing software, websites, games and so on. Through programming, people can create their own programs and software and realize their own ideas and creativity.

In a word, both Olympic Games and programming involve computer programming, but their purposes and application fields are different. Winning the Olympic Games is a competition to improve students' programming ability and problem-solving ability. Programming is a skill that can help people solve practical problems and realize their own ideas.