3 Coding Games for Beginners

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Codedex, Mimo, CodeCombat

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The creator recommends three specific coding games for beginners to learn programming in a fun way. She highlights the features and target audience for Codedex, Mimo, and CodeCombat.

Structure

1Introduction to learning code through games
2Review of Codedex
3Recommendation of Mimo for mobile users
4Review of CodeCombat for younger learners
5Closing invitation to try the games

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Codedex, Mimo, and CodeCombat are the subjects of the video and are demonstrated on screen.

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Try these out and let me know which one is your favorite.

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3 Coding Games for Beginners 1. Codedex 2. Mimo 3. CodeCombat

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If you want to learn how to code, start by playing some games. These are three coding games that you can use to learn coding as an absolute beginner. The first one is Codedex. I have been the biggest fan of Codedex since 2023. Their aesthetic is just so cute and everything feels like so much fun while you're learning. They also have one of the largest variety of different courses you can take that I've seen so far with the coding games. They've got Python, SQL, Java, React, you name it. Codedex is a web app though. For those who want to code on their phones, I'd recommend Mimo because you can access that very easily on a mobile phone. And the third one is an OG, so it's last but it's definitely not the least, and that's CodeCombat. Now I'd recommend this for people who are in middle school and towards the younger end, but honestly, you can definitely play this at any age. They've got so many different types of games that you can try that feel and look like actual video games. And if you're a parent or a teacher, you can get your young kids to play this as well to start to learn to code from way early on. Try these out and let me know which one is your favorite.