There are differences between computer science and computer engineering, but how can you tell them apart?

The differences between computer science and software engineering are many.

How similar is computer science to other fields, if at all, and what key distinctions exist between them? What are the specifics of how they operate, exactly?

In what ways are computer science and other disciplines similar or different? Exactly how do they function?

Find the errors in the following code:   The following is someone’s definition for the Checking class. public class Checking {        //Only one attribute (for simplicity, nothing wrong here)        private double balance;           public void Checking(double iniBalance){            setbalance(iniBalance);                 }     // Define getter and setter      public String getbalance(){            return balance;      }           public void setbalance(double newbalance){            double balance = 0;              if(newbalance>0){     //validity check                 balance = newbalance;            }            else{                 System.out.println("Your input is invalid!");            }      }   }

To what extent do Computer Science and Computer Engineering vary from one another?

In what ways are software engineering and computer science distinct from one another?

In what ways does the area of computer science vary from other academic disciplines? What precisely is the situation?

What distinguishes computer science from other academic disciplines? What is the exact order in which they occur?

Exists anything that separates computer science from other academic disciplines and identifies it as a distinct field? What precisely is happening here?