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Day 16 of Coding

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100DaysofCode - Day 16:

Today, I started working on Python projects on FreeCodeCamp.org to practice what I’ve learned so far.

In 2–3 days, I’ll begin learning HTML, which will open the door to web development—a key skill for many tech roles, including AI and app development.

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Anita Olsen • • Edited

FreeCodeCamp has for a long time been mostly focused on front-end. Coding for the web is not something I am that much into. I am into programming and with Python. It is first now, with your post, I got to know that you can actually learn Python on FreeCodeCamp now and that is cool! FreeCodeCamp is a popular site.

HTML is great, I had much fun with it in my teens. Best wishes on your exciting journey with code and welcome to DEV!

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Harsh •

Thank you very much!

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csm •

Also, you can check out The Odin Project!

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Harsh •

I did, it is one of the most popular sites where beginners learn web development. I will also start learning from there.

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