What is the difference between: Computer Science, Computer Programming, and Computer Engineering?

Computer Science refers to computer architecture, algorithms , theory of computation and practical methods for their implementation/applications within computing systems. Computer Programming field refers to programming languages (c,c++,java,php,pearl,python, etc) that are use to develop different applications, also used for system programming. Computer Engineering field refers to a discipline that combines Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Computer Engineering focuses on the knowledge required to develop computer systems.Computer Engineering typically acquire the training/education of Electrical Engineering, Software design and the integration between software and hardware components. Thus, computer engineers posses knowledge about both the software and hardware aspects of computing, which involves the design of processors, personal computers, mobile computers, supercomputers, circuits and embedded systems. also providing u a link....may help in detail

YA does not allow that much text in their answers so use search engines on each one and one at a time and start surfing computer engineering will be the toughest to get an actual job in computer programming will be the next toughest computer science willl be the easiest to get a degree in and most likely least paying jobs all three would not need to ask someone else to do their research for them. I am saying this to prepare you for what is expected out of you if you go for an actual job. People with jobs like this are very independent thinkers. They take action themselves. You want a job in those areas. Put a time limit on how much time you waste playing games and start learning. People like me do not hire you to play games at work. I will not be handing you a paycheck because you reached a certain level on a certain game. Get out and talk to people that have these jobs. I had a college grad that kept showing me his degree. He never did answer my basic interview questions. I am not paying him to sit on a chair with a degree in his hand. I expect and I needed him to crank out good clean code and without bothering his coworkers for help all the time. I had another guy that dropped studying his degree as soon as he finished his last test. For those degrees, you need to keep up on it whether you have a job in that area or not. I know a mainframe capacity planner that was making $120K a year. Well, mainframes kinda lost their marketshare and I watched him driveby delivering pizzas to survive. You have to keep up with what those areas have for a future.