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New Answerwww.YouTube.com: thenewboston Derek banas brackeys channel9.msdn.com www.codecademy.com www.freecodecamp.com www.w3schools.com www.tutsplus.com www.thedeltaprogram.us www.codecourse.com www.raywenderlich.com www.pythonprogramming.net www.code.org Paid: www.treehouse.com AIDE Please comment any extra resource you people know. Plz like the question if you find it helpful
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New AnswerFree www.Tutorialspoints.com www.Javatpoint.com www.hackerrank.com Paid www.Udemy.com(some premium courses) www.treehouse.com
Harrison Kinsley's youtube channel-sentdex and website- www.pythonprogramming.net are good for python and its applications
You can check out 10 great websites to learn coding in the below link 👇 https://www.techworm.net/2015/07/top-10-websites-to-learn-coding.html
for the daily workout routine I have found an app called Enki at the playstore ... this is also great for some background information in addition to sololearn for nearly every level of knowledge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYkxkhEtb4g&list=PLhq7kqloVlM8KIEphyE8Honlf0TsF6UDP&index=1 this guy knows what he tells :)
rosettacode.org is a good website. In the search section briefly type the task you want to do. In 64 or more computer languages it will tell how to do task. Needless to say that it does not cover all 834 comp languages nor all events/task. You can contribute in ur language of proficiency
just a word of caution don't spread your self to thin with different languages. It takes time to grow into a full stack developer.
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