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Curated starting sets ​

Computer science foundation

Course: CS50x — broad introduction.

University archive: MIT OpenCourseWare — deeper material.

Practical computing: The Missing Semester — tools and workflows.

Book: Crafting Interpreters — learn by building.

Practice: Exercism — programming exercises.

Web development foundation

Curriculum: The Odin Project.

Reference: MDN Web Docs.

Course: Full Stack Open.

Practice: Frontend Mentor.

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