Codecademy

“One of the top websites for learning to code is Codecademy. I've utilised Udemy, Dataquest.io, Khan Academy, General Assembly, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, and Datacamp. Despite covering all of those stuff, Codecademy performs it the best because it is 1) simple to use and straightforward, and 2) the curriculum gives students the opportunity to DO before teaching them the material. Although the user doesn't yet understand what the code does, it's still quite simple to follow along, and the explanations are accurate and helpful, even if this might be done very poorly. I can't express how much I value this tool; Codecademy is the first place I send everyone.” Neha Bhasin - Aug 9, 2022

“The subjects and exercises are moving along nicely at Codecademy. It's wonderful to get experience on well-written story chores. Additionally, it is helpful to have a diverse group of programmers in the community so that you can find the solutions you need if you get stuck.” Haridas - Aug 24, 2022

“I won't have a lot of access to technology when I'm older, but I've always wanted to have a career in programming. As a self-taught programmer, Codecademy really helped me understand what programming is.” Vikas Sonwane - Aug 17, 2022

“Added courses! As Dataquest and Datacamp do, include more coding languages and tracks. I'd also want to see additional business analyst-specific tracks and courses (not exclusively data science but things like business analytics in python or similar).” Neha Bhasin - Aug 9, 2022

“You must enter any variable they require for the exercises, and even if you accidentally typed a little mistake in the code (for instance, while assigning a variable), it will still result in an error, which can be frustrating to track down.” Haridas - Aug 24, 2022

“Since it's not entirely lightweight and I live in a place where internet connectivity is a problem, I occasionally struggle with it. Additionally, the free courses don't compare favourably to the paid ones.” Vikas Sonwane - Aug 17, 2022