30 DAYS OF CODE

Ready to get started?

Here are some steps you can follow to get started :

1) Choose a programming language:

The first step is to choose a programming language that you want to learn or practice. There are many different languages to choose from, so consider your goals and interests when making your decision.

2) Find a resource or course:

Once you have chosen a language, you will need to find a resource or course that provides a structured program of challenges for you to work through. There are many different options available online, including free and paid resources.

3) Set a schedule:

Decide how much time you can realistically commit to coding each day, and schedule your 30 Days of Code accordingly. It's important to be consistent and set aside dedicated time for coding each day.

4) Make a plan:

Create a plan for how you will work through the challenges. You might want to start with the basics and work your way up to more advanced topics, or you might prefer to focus on specific areas of interest.

5) Get started:

Once you have your plan in place, it's time to start coding! Work through the challenges one by one, and don't be afraid to ask for help or seek additional resources if you get stuck.

Leaderboard

Challenge Date

This challenge will start from 16th Jan,2023 and end on 14th feb,2023

Platform

This challenge will be totally conducted on whatsapp community group of 30 days of code.

Sharing

You need to share the daily challenge on your LinkedIn or Twitter according to the give rules.

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30 Days Doc

Rules:

You have to solve the Problem Of The Day on Newton School Platform every day for 30 days with the given test cases and all.
Attend sessions held between the challenges to get extra points added to your score.
Post your work on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Fill out the google form provided for the daily status updates which include the link to your post on social media handles.
You can seek help and guidance from mentors or community members, but should make an effort to solve tasks on their own first.
You can work on tasks in any programming language or technology that they choose, as long as they are able to complete the tasks within the allotted time.
Communities will provide additional resources or support to participants, such as code examples, tutorials, or advice on best practices.

There are many benefits to participating in a 30 Days of Code challenge:

Improved coding skills: By completing one programming task per day for 30 days, you will have the opportunity to practice your coding skills on a regular basis and build up your proficiency in a variety of programming languages and technologies.
Expanded knowledge: A 30 Days of Code challenge can help you learn new programming concepts and technologies that you may not have had the opportunity to explore otherwise.
Completed projects: Each task you complete during the challenge can count as a completed project in your portfolio, which can be useful when applying for jobs or seeking out new opportunities.
Networking: Many 30 Days of Code challenges have an online community of participants who are also working on the tasks. This can be a great opportunity to connect with other programmers and build your network in the tech industry.
Confidence: By tackling challenging programming tasks and completing them successfully, you will build up your confidence as a programmer and feel more capable of tackling future projects.
Fun: Participating in a 30 Days of Code challenge can be a fun and rewarding experience, especially when you are part of a supportive community of like-minded programmers.

Perks and benefits from communities:

Swags
Stickers
Certificates
Free resourses
Mentorships
Chance to become team member
Build Connections

Ready to get started?

Here are some steps you can follow to get started :

1) Choose a programming language:

2) Find a resource or course:

3) Set a schedule:

4) Make a plan:

5) Get started:

Challenge Date

Platform

Sharing

For More Information

Rules:

There are many benefits to participating in a 30 Days of Code challenge:

Perks and benefits from communities:

Collaborating Communities

Bubbleup Community

Codedu

Optimistic Overviews

Geeky Hub

Coders Evoke

SOS Tech

Code8

DeveLovers

Devrelo

AWS LPU

Fresources

Ingenious developer

Brainsed Networks

AltCoiners

The VerSiton

Tea​m

Hritik Raj

Bubbleup, Founder

Priyanshu Mundra

Bubbleup, Founder

Kurpesh

Codedu, Founder

Vaibhav

Optimistic Overviews, Founder

Harshvardhan

Devorld, Founder

Divjot Singh Arora

SOS Tech, Founder

Kartikey garg

Geekyhub Community, Founder

Ayan Gupta

Coder evoke, Founder

Saumya Sanghvi

Ingenious Developer,Founder

Subham Gourisaria

Brainseed Community, Founder

Sachin

AltCoiners, Founder

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