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What are some great resources, websites, or techniques that I can use to continue developing my programming skills?

I want to retain and improve what I'm learning in class in terms of coding skills as well as learning new languages and skills. #programming #cyber-security

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Heather’s Answer

Hi Armando! Are you familiar with code.org? We've been using this site to develop coding skills with students but it may be too basic for you. Good luck!
Thank you comment icon Hello Mrs. Falsani, I apologize for such a late reply it's been a tough quarter. Thank you for the advice it certainly is a useful starting point. Armando
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Vartika’s Answer

Learning to code has grown over the years from just a hobby to a career. Today, you can learn coding online, entirely for free. Gone are the days where learning to code was reserved for the select few, or cost quite a hefty amount of money.

Whether you want to start your own career as a programmer, learn how to build websites, or create projects for fun, this post is for you. Now, let’s dive into the best places online where you can learn coding for free.

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Here are the best 10 places to learn to code for free:
1. BitDegree
2. Coursera
3. Code Academy
5. Free Code Camp
6. Plural Sight
7. Codewars
8. Dash General Assembly
9. Code Conquest
10. The Odin Project


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Nick’s Answer

If you're specifically looking to hone your cyber-security skills, I recommend "war games" sites such as overthewire.org. These sites allow you to slowly mature your security skills and learn how to pick up new ones
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Jim’s Answer

Home Lab. Start with a Raspberry Pi with different operating systems and languages.  Expand from one Pi to multiple Pi's, used laptops, IoT devices.  Write a tool to solve a problem, then rewrite it in another language.
Thank you comment icon Thank you Mr. Mcconnell this is certainly helpful advice, I will certainly give this a try in order to continue to build upon my programming abilities. Armando
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Sonya’s Answer


Also check out https://www.freecodecamp.org/
Thank you comment icon Hello Mrs. Bible, Thank you as well for referring me to this site. It will certainly aide me in practicing my coding abilities this summer. I do apologize for not responding sooner. Armando
Thank you comment icon You' re Welcome! Sonya Bible
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