Jan 18, 2022 2022-01-18
Mobile Learning
Game-based App for Learning to Code in a Variety of Ways
Sololearn offers more than 25 free coding language courses that will suit most coding needs. It is a valuable tool for beginners and intermediate learners in particular. Available as a mobile app and online platform on iOS, Android, and laptop devices, Sololearn allows users to study how to code using the programming language best suited to their needs. Users can choose from courses ranging from Python, C++, and Java to data science, machine learning, and game development. Upon completion, they will receive a certificate acknowledging the coding level they achieved for each course.
Thousands of programming topics are available for users to learn coding concepts, brush up on their programming skills, or stay informed about the latest coding trends. Users can write and test their code on the iOS mobile code editor, get inspired by real-world code samples, challenge themselves and others with head-to-head coding competitions, and engage in interactive community conversations. Fresh learning content is created by the Sololearn community daily.
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