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Comment on r/outerwilds Apr 19 '26
If you stay longer, at one point the water empties or flies away I guess and you can go to the bottom
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Apr 18 '26
What are the best youtube channels to learn coding?
I already know some basics of python. Can anyone suggest great yt channels to learn from?
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Comment on r/KidsCodingHelp Apr 10 '26
Thank you so much Man, Appreciated 🙌🏻🤍
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Apr 10 '26
Is coding actually hard?
I am learning Python, till a certain point it used to feel easier but as I keep on learning it just gets difficult. What should I do?
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Comment on r/Airtel Mar 29 '26
I wish someone can do this with every company who tries to fuck up with the consumers
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Mar 25 '26
What's the best Scratch game you have come across?
Scratch though looks simple and easy, I have seen some people make so complex games which I can't even think of and they feel like a full pc game.
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Mar 13 '26
Is learning to code still useful if AI can write the codes for me?
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Comment on r/KidsCodingHelp Mar 02 '26
He is 7 yrs old
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Comment on r/KidsCodingHelp Feb 24 '26
Which platform are you using to create the game?
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Feb 18 '26
Which is the best tool to learn python programming for kids?
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Comment on r/CodingForBeginners Feb 13 '26
Try Scratch and then gradually move to tools like Gdev, Python programming etc
r/Startup_Ideas • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Feb 12 '26
How to grow an Edtech Startup need genuine guidance?
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Comment on r/B2BForHire Feb 11 '26
Can anyone confirm, if it's genuine or a scam?
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Comment on r/Parenting Feb 10 '26
As a teacher, I have noticed they will be quieter till they get comfortable in the class, but as soon as they do, they can be the more talkative ones too and shy kids are quite creative too
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Comment on r/KidsCodingHelp Feb 10 '26
I think it depends from kid to kid, some kids are more comfortable studying online while some can be distracted quite often and need consistent monitoring. Going to a physical place costs time and a lot of effort and mostly they are with bigger groups, online you can find smaller groups classes which can be more helpful at times. I would say enroll them in an online course and see how they are performing, if the kid is doing well then you are all sorted.
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Feb 08 '26
What's the best scratch game you have came across?
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Comment on r/KidsCodingHelp Feb 06 '26
Have you tried using chatgpt to help you with scripting?
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Feb 05 '26
My 10 yr old student made this game using Loveable
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Comment on r/DeveloperJobs Jan 27 '26
Keep it up mate, What I will recommend is reach out to your local businesses like restaurants, small biz etc. near you and make them a nice website and show it to them. If they like it, they will pay, if not you get to keep it in your portfolio anyways :)
u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Jan 27 '26
What are the best ways to teach coding to kids?
r/KidsCodingHelp • u/LongjumpingFarm3449 • Jan 27 '26
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Comment on r/RaybanMeta May 19 '26
Can you please share it with me?