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Free Programming Course 4+ Hours of Video Tutorial

6 hours ago This Free Programming Certification Course includes a comprehensive Online R Programming Course with 4+ hours of video tutorials and Lifetime Access. You get to learn the basics of programming using R and how it can be used for data processing and data visualization to carry out an exploratory analysis. There are several programming languages

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Learn to Code: 10 Free Programming Courses for Beginners

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1. The Odin Project. Founded in 2013 by former market analyst Erik Trautman, The Odin Project (along with its paid plan parent resource, Viking Education) was acquired by one-on-one learning provider Thinkful in 2017.
2. MIT OpenCourseWare. For those who may be unfamiliar, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a mecca of the STEM world, having produced numerous Nobel laureates, CEOs and astronauts (including Buzz Aldrin).
3. Codewars. If MIT’s online resources are more traditional in their learning delivery, then Codewars – founded in 2012 by Jake Hoffner and Nathan Doctor – completely flips the educational convention.
4. SoloLearn. Created in 2014 by Armenian developers Yeva Hyusyan and Davit Kocharyan, SoloLearn differs from many of the platforms on this list by also offering learning materials through their mobile apps.
5. edX. Developed in 2012 as a joint venture between MIT and Harvard – two of the most famous educational institutions in the world – edX is a non-profit organisation that offers over 1,200 university-level courses.
6. TheNewBoston. Although at the time of writing TheNewBoston’s website has ceased to exist, real-life programmer Bucky Roberts’s YouTube page still contains over 4,000 tutorial videos on a huge range of topics, including web development, Android development and a variety of programming languages.
7. W3Schools. Created as far back as 1998 and run currently by Norwegian software firm Refsnes Data, W3Schools offers a range of web development-based programming languages, including HTML, CSS, Java and SQL.
8. Khan Academy. As a free online education platform, Khan Academy has been a big-name player for some time now. Founded in 2006 by MIT and Harvard graduate Salman Khan, its computer science section utilises the same YouTube integration learning methods as the rest of the site’s academic output.
9. freeCodeCamp. Created in 2014 by former teacher and software engineer Quincy Larson, freeCodeCamp is a non-profit organisation with over 1,200 hours of interactive learning content across 11 programming languages.
10. Codecademy. Despite some strong – and ever-expanding – competition, Codecademy is, undisputedly, the king of online coding schools. Now in its seventh year, the brainchild of programmers Zach Sims and Ryan Bubinski boasts over 45 million global users, as well as partnerships with Amazon and the White House.

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