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Who can tell me what the difference is between 'Target' and 'Purpose'? Who can tell me what the difference is between 'Target' and 'Purpose'?

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The word purpose means a reason for something existing or happening. A target means a goal. A target can be either physical like a dart board or more abstract like number of sales per year.
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Target 目標 Purpose 目的
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'Target' is generally more specific and is would tend to be used more in cases where the goal can be expressed as a quantity. "Our target is to double sales by the end of this year." "His campaign targets the middle class." [Note also that 'target' can be used both as a noun and a verb] A purpose is more general and more mental than physical (usually). "Our purpose is to provide a better life for this country." "My purpose is to educate people in better ecology." Also, a machine or device can have a purpose, but not a target (unless it's something like a missile.) "A car's purpose is basically to transport people." "This application's purpose is to re-order data in a clean way."

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