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Very engaging, well roundeed lesson

This is by far the best programming learning website, with interactive practicals, games in depth explaining and professional guidance/support. COULD NOT BE BETTER!!!!

Been using it for 3y. Started with the very basics by learning Python, then onto Full Stack Web development and currently on ASP.NET. By far the most beginner friendly platform to learn programming and I settled for it after trying other platforms such as Udacity and Udemy. Also have good customer service e.g. refunded me when i signed up to Pro instead of Plus by mistake.

There are a lot of ways to get started with coding and IT. Many of them are free. You could watch videos on YouTube, buy books, or try one of the various courses and tutorials. What I like about Codecademy is that it's kind of all of those things in one. A course is separated into sections, which are broken up into lessons, which are broken up into pages. Each page is usually an approachable length, and gives you an actual coding exercise to do that demonstrates the concept it's discussing. You have to at least attempt each exercise before you can move on, but if after a few unsuccessful tries you're still stuck, they automatically offer the solution. Then at the end of every lesson you have a light quiz and a small project that brings all the different pages' concepts together. All the while, they have an active community (including a forum thread for seemingly every exercise) there to support you, and codespaces you can use for tinkering and trying things out. It's a slow process. Codecademy's approach is to teach you step by step, so for example what might be a couple of paragraphs in a textbook or tutorial article on arrays would be a whole lesson on CA, with several exercises, a quiz, and a project. For people coming in with a solid foundation or who just prefer a faster-paced curriculum, this will be frustrating. Personally though, I like it. Will you be learning all the skills you need to operate professionally just by going through CA? I don't know, in most cases maybe not (though their Full-Stack Dev course actually does seem fairly comprehensive). But they will definitely take you from 0 to intermediate in most scenarios if you're patient and disciplined.

I just love codecademy. I have complete my java script course from here which is free. I got highest marks in my university examination. I will highly recommend this to other.