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Practice Python, DSA, and R in your browser without accounts or servers
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A browser-based way to learn Python (from scratch to OOP), Data Structures & Algorithms, and R, before the semester starts. No build step, no accounts, no server — plain HTML/CSS/JS that saves your progress in the browser. Python code runs for real, in-browser, via Pyodide (CPython compiled to WebAssembly).
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A browser-based way to learn Python (from scratch to OOP), Data Structures & Algorithms, and R, before the semester starts. No build step, no accounts, no server — plain HTML/CSS/JS that saves your progress in the browser. Python code runs for real, in-browser, via Pyodide (CPython compiled to WebAssembly).
Four tracks, covering theory and practice differently:Read the full README ↗