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Added August 30, 2020

Edabit - Learn To Code With Interactive Challenges

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Edabit simulates real world problem solving, while removing the tedious non-educational aspects and adding simple game mechanics. It teaches the beginner to think like a programmer, read documentation and ask appropriate questions. All of which transfer nicely to real development environments.
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