Coding for Kids vs freeCodeCamp

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freeCodeCamp is a free community for people learning to code together. Learners build projects step by step in a browser, code editor, or mobile app, using a public curriculum of videos, articles, and interactive lessons. Topics include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Bash, SQL, and computer science. Its verified certifications are free and self-paced; each takes around 300 hours of dedicated learning, and learners may move between challenges instead of following them in order. The iOS and Android apps let users study on the go and sync progress with a freeCodeCamp account. A publication, YouTube channel, and forum extend the community’s learning resources. Users can sign in with GitHub or Google, make portfolio details private, download their data in JSON format, or delete personal data or their account. freeCodeCamp describes its project as open source under the BSD-3 license, and says educators can use its materials without a license or special permission. The resources are used by high school, college, and adult education programs.