Coding as a Hobby

Hosted by Alexander Belyakov

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Ever thought of trying coding just for fun?

Programming doesn’t have to be about careers, jobs, or math degrees - it can simply be a fun mental workout for anyone who enjoys puzzles and creativity.

My name is Alexander Belyakov, and I'm a Python tutor with over 4 years of experience teaching teenagers at a programming school, as well as four stints as a Section Leader at Stanford University’s “Code in Place” program, guiding students from all over the world through their first steps in coding.

Join a friendly 1.5-hour online masterclass where we will write our own Rock, Paper, Scissors game in Python - and discuss some coding fundamentals in the process. Absolutely no previous programming experience required, and absolutely free!

My goal is to show that programming can be as enjoyable as solving a riddle or playing a strategy game - a creative exercise for your brain, not a stressful technical task.

And in case you're wondering whether I'm a good tutor, here are some thank you messages from my previous and current Code in Place students:
https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/s9jXML1W
https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/x4v11i0h

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