Jan 21, 2022
Code of Code, an educational website about programming, offers free online courses with nothing required from people who want to sign up. Founded by programming expert Yasin Cakal, Code of Code is a website that aims to make the basic knowledge of programming accessible to everyone. The website has many features to encourage people to participate during the learning process, such as gamification elements like leaderboards and streak tracking. These elements create a more engaging learning environment for people on the journey to learning programming. New content is added to Code of Code every day to help users stay updated on the latest programming knowledge.
(PRUnderground) January 21st, 2022

Code of Code, an educational website about programming, offers free online courses with nothing required from people who want to sign up. Founded by programming expert Yasin Cakal, Code of Code is a website that aims to make the basic knowledge of programming accessible to everyone. The website has many features to encourage people to participate during the learning process, such as gamification elements like leaderboards and streak tracking. These elements create a more engaging learning environment for people on the journey to learning programming. New content is added to Code of Code every day to help users stay updated on the latest programming knowledge.
Code of Code will soon be offering a feature that includes a Certificate of Completion after finishing the full programming course training on the website. This certificate will be able to be downloaded and added to resumes to put the person’s newly acquired programming skills on display when seeking jobs. This exciting new feature will give people the opportunity to get the knowledge and experience they need to build a career in the programming industry. To achieve a Certificate of Completion, users will have to complete a certain amount of required courses in order to gain all the key knowledge they need to understand programming.
“The ability to learn about programming should be accessible to everyone, which is why I created Code of Code. Now, anybody can become a programming expert without having to pay for expensive certifications. The educational website I created features key information about understanding programming,” said Yasin Cakal, founder of Code of Code. “With Code of Code, people can learn all the basics of programming, along with other skills that will help them stand out as a programming expert. All the material featured on the website is completely free and filled with valuable knowledge. Soon, users will be able to receive a Certificate of Completion on our website, as well, which will make a great addition to the resume of any programmer.”
In the past, skills such as programming have not been widely accessible to people who did not have the time or money to attend costly programming classes. Code of Code is on a mission to make programming courses accessible to everyone by offering courses and certifications free of charge. Users will find the Code of Code courses to be engaging and easy to grasp. The educational website contains all the information a beginner programmer needs to become certified. The free Code of Code programming courses are available now on the website. Sign up is not necessary to access these courses, but creating an account can allow users to keep track of their progress in order to obtain a Certification of Completion when that feature becomes available. Users with an account will also have access to the leaderboard and be able to keep track of learning streaks.
To check out the free online courses offered by Code of Code, go to www.codeofcode.com.
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