I know that we have a lot of people in here that are utilizing FreeCodeCamp modules in order to learn their programming language, whether that be HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and so much more. And as I'm getting more FreeCodeCamp people in this community, what's some advice that you have for the folks that are going through the program? If you wanted to tell yourself something in the past that you know now, what would that be? Maybe this can be a living, growing list so that way I can attach it to the FreeCodeCamp very beginning lesson for tips, tricks, and advice.

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Hello everyone I just wanna say if anyone ever had to install and learn flask and did it easy you should probably keep it to yourself lol. That was a nightmare and I don’t think I learned it all the way but I did learn alot

Hi everyone I invite everyone to check out my link on replit. I think this is going to make coding easier in the future for people who know one language and let’s say want another job to at requires a different programming language. I think this will help https://replit.com/join/npakvgasvb-cdameron101. Feel free to check it out and please don’t hesitate to give feedback

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