Constitutional law difference between statutory

What is the difference between constitutional powers and statutes?

Constitutional powers are those written into that basic system of governance

Statutes are laws written by legislative bodies (bodies established by the constitution, or by local communities for smaller jurisdictions)

Statutes can be just about anything, but are generally constrained by the principles set out in the constitution

×The difference between statutory law and constitutional law is that:

Statutory law is enacted by the legislative branch of the government, such as the United States Congress, and must follow the constitution.
Constitutional law is the supreme law of the land, and no federal or state law may violate it. Constitutional law defines the fundamental principles and structure of the government, the rights and duties of the citizens, and the relationship between church and state.