6 BEST SITES TO LEARN PROGRAMMING FOR FREE

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Programming, the only way to hack any electronic device and especially to HACK-D-TECH. so, it becomes very important to learn programming. Though there are many programming languages present, you need to focus on one in the beginning as they are very similar to each other. After learning one language, learning another languages will be just task of fingers. As we all know learning become amazing if someone teaches us live and that to FREE. so, i am writing this post to complete your desire. I will tell you about 6 SITES TO LEARN PROGRAMMING FOR FREE. so, let the hack begin....

1. Codecademy

Codecademy is the perfect place for aspiring coders to start learning. Interactive projects and quizzes let you get the hands-on experience you need to really grasp the concepts you’re being taught. There are separate courses for each topic: you might start out with Make a Website or Learn HTML & CSS, and progress to JavaScript, SQL, and more. Codecademy also provides forums for discussion, programming language glossaries, and blog posts and articles to help you as you learn.

2. HackerRank

Over a million programmers use HackerRank to hone their development skills by solving code challenges. There’s a fun element of competition to it, as you earn points for conquering the problems and vye for a top spot on the HackerRank leaderboard. It won’t exactly walk you through a lesson; their philosophy is more “learn by doing,” so you might want to use it as practice alongside another curriculum.

3. edX

Learn from the best (like MIT and Harvard) through this open-source higher education community. You’ll find a wide range of computer science courses, and unlike with traditional college, you can learn at your own pace. Note that while the courses themselves are free, you must pay if you’d like a verified certificate (price varies from course to course but is typically $50-$90). When you’re ready to level up even more, edX also features unique “MicroMasters” programs consisting of a series of graduate-level courses that will definitely impress employers.

4. Khan Academy

Khan Academy is another large education platform that has content on subjects from math to music--including, of course, programming. Start with beginner courses like Intro to JS or Intro to HTML/CSS, then move to the advanced levels once you feel ready. As you learn, you’ll encounter in-browser challenges that require hands-on application of what you’re learning.

5. MIT OpenCourseware

This education platform essentially allows you to attend MIT for free. Their online library includes every topic taught at the school; computer science courses can be found under the School of Engineering (grouped together with electrical engineering). Going through this material will require lots of discipline, since the homework, tests, etc. will all need to be self-administered and self-graded. Still, they’re impressive courses to have under your belt.

6. Codewars

Programming meets martial arts at Codewars, a coding “dojo” where you’ll practice “kata” challenges to sharpen your skills. As you progress through the ranks, you’ll be faced with more complex challenges, and have the chance to discuss your solutions with others in the community. Eventually, you can even create your own kata and challenge others to solve them.

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