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20+ Platform to practice your Programming skills to get your Dream Job

A Mega Thread🧵

Are you confused about choosing a platform to practice you programming skills and get a good job ?

This Mega thread will help you in deciding which platform to choose based on the features they offer to users🚀🚀

🔹 HackerEarth: It's a Popular platform including thousands of Questions and coding challenges. They conduct Hackathons as well as hiring challenges too
hackerearth.com

🔹Exercism: It has 3,173 exercises across 51 languages to level up your programming skills, and insightful discussion with their dedicated team of welcoming mentors.
exercism.org

🔹HackerRank: HackerRank is a hiring platform that is the de facto for evaluating developer skills for over 2,000 companies around the world.
hackerrank.com

🔹SPOJ: SPOJ (Sphere Online Judge) is an online judge system with over 315000 registered users and over 20000 problems.

spoj.com

🔹Programmr: Programmr has an amazing online coding simulator and a B2B API that allows anyone to integrate coding widgets into websites.
programmr.com

🔹TopCoder Challenges: TopCoder is a competitive programming platform. It provides a collection of algorithmic challenges that you can tackle in their own personal code editor.
topcoder.com

🔹CodeForces: CodeForces is a collaborative platform where coders can participate in “rounds” where a time limit is set and points are distributed to the participants.
codeforces.com

🔹CodeWars: Codewar has a captivating interface with unique ways of presenting the challenges, naming them as Katas, where coders gain skills and challenge other coders in Kumite.
codewars.com

🔹CodeChef: CodeChef has is one of the biggest competitive programming platforms.

They open their platform for anyone to host programming contests and a feature called campus chapter as a tool for programming clubs to utilize.

codechef.com

🔹CodeGym: CodeGym has practical tasks for beginners in Java to learn about all they need to know.
codegym.cc

🔹CodePen Challenges: CodePen challenges are super fun and it's a place for creativity and collaboration.

There’s no competition at all because there’s nothing to lose, but you do gain skills through these challenges.

codepen.io

🔹CodinGames: CodinGame helps people learn coding in the form of games, allowing them to learn the fun way.
codingame.com

🔹LeetCode: LeetCode is the best platform to help you enhance your skills, expand your knowledge and prepare for technical interviews with filters based on questions from different tech giants

leetcode.com

🔹GeekForGeeks: For many, this is Encyclopaedia for coding. It has myriads of articles teaching topics such as data structures, algorithms, Computer Science, and quizzes that test for knowledge and comprehension.

geeksforgeeks.org

🔹ProjectEuler: If you want to solve mathematical questions through code, then project Euler is your go-to solution
projecteuler.net/archives

🔹URI Online Judge: URI is developed by university students, which means they have the mindset of beginners who want to learn coding in a fun way.

urionlinejudge.com.br/judge/en/login

🔹Reply Challenges: Reply Challenges is a series of challenges designed by “Replyers” and open to anyone who loves technology and online competitions.
challenges.reply.com/tamtamy/home.a…

🔹KickStart: Kick Start is a competition by Google which offers programmers around the world a chance to develop their skills through an online competition round.
codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/kickstart/about

🔹Code Jam: Code Jam is Google’s longest-running global coding competition, where programmers of all levels put their skills to the test.
codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/codejam

🔹Kaggle Learn: Kaggle is famous for being the place where data scientists collaborate and compete with each other.
kaggle.com/learn

🔹SoloLearn: SoloLearn is one of the best places to learn how to code, with over 39 million learners, 1784 lessons, and 14k quizzes.
sololearn.com/home

🔹Geektastic: Geektastic differentiates itself from other platforms because they also offer Peer-Reviewed Take-Home challenges which are reviewed by experts from companies including Google and Amazon.

geektastic.com

🔹Coding Bat: CodingBat is a free site of live coding problems to build coding skills in Java and Python with the help of example problems.
codingbat.com/java

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