So I was wondering if I could get comments down below, if you are doing the following. 1. Currently active in FreeCodeCamp modules 2. What module are you currently in the FreeCodeCamp ecosystem? I'm just trying to get an idea, so we could potentially get an accountability group together, and if you're stuck on something, maybe we need a category just for freecodecamp questions. Also, just so everyone is aware, we have in the classroom freecodecamp guided walkthroughs of a lot of their material for HTML/CSS and a few for ReactJS and JavaScript. It auto-unlocks at level 2 in our community, so make a comment and get 5 likes, or make 5 comments and get 5 likes...lol. What are your thoughts?

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Hello everyone! I was curious to know what started your interest to learn coding? Mine was video games. My sister and I received an Atari 2600 for Christmas as kids, and I've been hooked ever since. As I've gotten older, I'm more curious about how to modify those I enjoy most, as well as the potential to create my own.