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Regardless of whether you're an aspiring expert programmer, top-notch chef, or yoga guru, the path to mastery is the same as the directions to Carnegie Hall: practice, practice, practice.

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Introducing Learn How to Code!   Regardless of whether you're an aspiring expert programmer, top-notch chef, or yoga guru, the path to mastery is the same as the directions to Carnegie Hall: practice, practice, practice. But not just any practice. You'll need to master the fundamentals if you want to succeed at an advanced level.   We designed our new course, Learn How to Code, to help you explore and master concepts that are at the core of every programming language. If you're new to coding—or even if you just want to increase your exposure to technical concepts—this course is for you.   Start from the beginning of Learn How to Code or choose the topic that is most helpful to you: Variables Data Types Operators Ready to begin? Click the button below to start now.     Bonus Video: What is Waterfall? Think less of natural beauty like Niagara Falls and more so a rigorous engineering design process. The waterfall model describes a highly structured process for creating new software that flows linearly from gathering requirements to design, implementation and testing—a process that has roots in best practices from industries where design changes are often cost-prohibitive, like manufacturing and construction. In this video, we explain in more detail what the waterfall model is and what differentiates it from other software development methods. Then, we'll walk through some real-world use cases where the waterfall model really shines. P.S. Be the first to see new videos as soon as they're released: subscribe to our YouTube channel.   Happy coding, Codecademy

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