One of the hottest Stanford CS courses this semester embraces rather than bans AI coding tools like Cursor and Claude.

When one thinks of sports, a bunch of guys sitting around typing on a computer is probably not what comes to mind. But apparently, competitive coding is a thing, and being a coding jock has its perks.

DeepMind has created an AI capable of writing code to solve arbitrary problems posed to it, as proven by participating in a coding challenge and placing — well, somewhere in the middle. It won’t be ...

As the tech industry expands, coding courses are becoming essential for aspiring professionals. These programs teach foundational programming concepts and enhance problem-solving skills, increasing ...

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We're all accustomed to the typical assortment of core classes at universities: math, language, English 101. While the "real-world value" of core classes is often debated, one university is ...

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CodeFights started out as a competitive coding platform, but has since morphed to focus more on interview prep and helping businesses recruit developers. To better reflect this focus, the service ...

Top institutions like Harvard, Google, MIT, and IIT Bombay are offering free beginner coding courses in 2025. Covering Python, Java, R, C, and even Scratch for school educators, these courses help ...