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Control a robot to collect coins and reach the end of a level by learning to code in JavaScript

Swift Playgrounds is a development environment for Swift created by Apple Inc. The original macOS version of Playgrounds, launched as an integrated part of Xcode, was announced and released by Apple Inc. in June 2, 2014 during WWDC 2014

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CodeUpStart lets you learn how to code by recreating real apps like Kickstarter and Instagram from zero to launch. San Francisco Bay Area, West Coast, Western US.

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Enlight is a resource aimed to teach anyone to code through building projects. Hosting a wide variety of tutorials and demos, Enlight provides developers with sample projects and explains how they work.

"Almost seven years after my coding story began, I feel so lucky that I've had the opportunity to teach a lot of other people to code. I want to share what I've learned from that with you." - Ali Spittel.

Learn in an interactive environment. Study short lessons and then practice in an intuitive environment based on Tests.

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Discover Pgrammer: Personalized coding prep powered by AI. Adapt to your style, practice in 20+ languages, and immerse in lifelike interviews. Customized learning, timely guidance, comprehensive feedback. Customize difficulty, explore UI, and code confidently.

Practice Probs supplements boring programing documentation with fun practice problems and solutions. As of writing, we offer programming challenges for Python libraries like NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, PyTorch, pytest, and scipy.