Wow, cool! Just on Google or Safari? (Whichever one you use.)
Code.org was the way I found out about it
Iāve always wanted to start coding, I donāt really learn the best in a school environment so in my searching google i stumbled upon CodeCombat and Iām glad I did
I do a coding class in my city they offer code combat for java but I go rogue and do more python as well
my school teacher introduced it to me, now I love it
i actually found CodeCombat from the sample of it on Brainpop
https://www.brainpop.com/games/codecombatogreencounter/?topic_id=
i was searching on chrome and i typed in coding games and then i found CoCo
I have a coding class in school that assigns us code combat
School, Canvas, Hour of Code.
I found it on code.org
My employer, HP, was calling for volunteers to assist with the āhour of codeā project. I found it via HOC code.org.
Found it on google when looking for coding sites.
Iāve been deeply researching and taking online tutorials, quizzes and courses to develop my HTML and CSS knowledge, and wanted to dip my toe in the JavaScript pool, I did about 200 different searches over 4-5 evenings and would almost quit within the first 5-10 minutes with any videos and endless pages of hard-to-start-from-scratch-to-even-get-a-clue referencesā¦ which is totally unlike me. So, I realized I needed to modify my searches for interactive-type learning - that way I could just act on it and not see an empty ocean of overwhelming info to parse.
Another 2-3 evenings of searching and tryingā¦and voila! There you were! I certainly wish it had popped up higher in the listings, so I didnāt lose all that time, but, Iām so grateful to have found it! Excellent tool - way to go, all!
I heard about CodeCombat from my Computer Science teacher. Since I had been coding for a couple years, he thought it would be fun for me to use my experience to turn code into an RPG game. Iāve subbed, and I love it.
In my ear-drums, in my ears, on my face, on my head, attached to my body, on a chair, in a computing classroom, in the morning, while drinking some orange juice.
FAT teach recommended it
I heard about it from my computing teacher, and I loved it instantly.
code.org for sure. I did the HOC when I was bored