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CODING IN WORDS

 “Coding in words” is about breaking down programming concepts into simple, understandable terms. It’s a way to communicate the essence of coding without submerging in the syntax, making it fun and easier for beginners.

Coding doesn’t have to be overwhelming.  we can make programming concepts accessible and engaging for all. Whether you’re teaching, learning, or collaborating, remember that clear communication is essential in the tech world. Let’s simplify coding together.


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