The tutorial was later profiled in a February 2018 blog on the Raspberry Pi website, which is an electronics company that sells low-cost mini computers people can use to learn programming.

It’s all part of a program called “Hour of Code,” during which an estimated 15,000 Maine students spent an hour learning computer technology, according to the organizers at Code.org.

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New York University is teaming up with the computer programming tutorial site Codecademy to offer a free, non-credit programming class for NYU students. The pilot program will run from Sept. 28 ...

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T his year, Code.org is working to get more young girls involved in computer science with the help of Anna and Elsa from Frozen. The nonprofit, which is backed by tech giants like Mark Zuckerberg ...