Resources for learning computer science and how to code

• freeCodeCamp (Beginner) - has a lot of small helpful exercises that display specific functions in the coding languages content is provided for.
• Codecademy (Beginner) - has very detailed paths for many languages. Note some of the things displayed in course materials require a paid account.
• The Odin Project (Beginner - Intermediate) - has very detailed paths in web development and focuses part in how the internet works as opposed to soley learning about coding languages.
• Stack Overflow (All levels) - is a mix of forums and wiki pages on specific functions of languages and general questions about different problems that arise while coding.
• w3schools.com (All levels) - another forum/wiki pages on how different coding features work. Has specific answers to your specific questions.
• MDN web docs (All levels) - web documention of again, specific functions in different languages and any problems that may arise. Also has tutorials for projects of varying difficulties.
• Khan Academy (Beginner - Intermediate) - has a variety of computing courses of varying difficulties, some of which are designed to go along with ap computer science classes. Has a combination of videos, articles, and practice problems.
• JsFiddle (All levels) - self-described as a 'code playground' where features in the main front-end web development can be tested out.
• MIT OpenCourseWare (Intermediate - Advanced) - not only for computer science, but materials as well as video lectures of MIT classes.

If you find any more helpful computer science resources, please contact a GWC officer and we'll check it out!