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All 650+ step-by-step lessons
500+ coding challenges
140 system design lessons
12 AI mock interviews a year
30 AI build credits a month
Interactive lessons
All 100+ hours of video
Unlimited AI tutor
Smart hints and solution view
Code quality and speed audit
Optimized study plan
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INSIDE EVERY LESSON.

Understand it.
Then write it.

Every lesson works this way, made to make the idea click before you code. These are from Number of Islands in the Python course.

01 / THINK IT THROUGH

The Interactive tab of Number of Islands: a 4 by 5 grid of 1s and 0s and the question “Tap the cells of the island that contains cell (0, 0)”, with two cells picked.

An interactive lesson first.

Tap, predict and trace small examples until the idea is yours. In Python, Java, JavaScript, C++ and C#.

02 / BUILD IT STEP BY STEP

Step 3 of Number of Islands: “write a second for loop over every column index j”, and a picture titled “Step 3 adds the loop over columns j”, with the grid and the values of i and j.

One checked line at a time.

Each step marks the line to write, and a picture shows what it does to the example.

03 / GET UNSTUCK

The AI Tutor tab after a wrong step: “Your inner loop uses the number of rows again, but it needs to use the number of columns.”

A tutor that sees your code.

It explains what’s wrong without giving the answer away. Then solve it again on your own.

FROM FIRST LINE TO JOB OFFER.

One small step.
Then the next.

Every course follows the same three parts. Complete beginners start with Part 1. If you can already code, jump straight to Part 2, the interview problems, and build bigger programs in Part 3.

PART 1 / LEARN TO CODE

Write your first line. Then solve problems on your own.

About 290 step-by-step lessons: variables, conditions, loops, lists, strings, functions and the basics of classes, with small projects along the way. Each one is checked as you type, so you always know what works.

PART 2 / CODING INTERVIEWS

Think like an engineer.

Big O first, then from brute force to dynamic programming: sorting, two pointers, hash tables, recursion, trees and graphs, with a video solution for most problems.

PART 3 / BUILD PROGRAMS

Write bigger programs.

Your own cat, grep, sort and four more command-line tools, then object-oriented programming: inheritance, polymorphism and interfaces, with a bank account, a vending machine and a tic-tac-toe game to build.

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY.

Small steps.
Big results.

From a survey of our graduates and students.

63%

of surveyed graduates added between $10,000 and $50,000 to their salary

4/5

of our students say they’d recommend AlgoCademy to their friends

94%

are confident AlgoCademy will help them advance in their careers

92%

of our graduates enjoy their work more after joining AlgoCademy

REAL STUDENTS. REAL OFFERS.

They started
where you are.

Our students went on to work at Google, Microsoft, Uber, Vanguard and Samsung.

A few good
questions.

Anything else? Write to team@algocademy.com.

How does the 7-day free trial work?

Choose PRO yearly and start your trial. You get full access right away and pay nothing for 7 days. Cancel from Billing in your account menu before the trial ends and you won’t be charged. The trial is for new members; monthly plans and Lifetime are billed today.

How do the mock interviews work?

An AI interviewer runs a real interview round with you: a coding problem, a system design, or code you didn’t write, with an AI assistant. It asks questions and follows up, runs your code against hidden tests, and ends with a scorecard. PRO yearly includes 12 a year, PRO monthly 1 a month, Lifetime 36 in all, and the 7-day free trial one of each kind. Preparing for an onsite? Packs of 5 or 15 more never expire.

AI can write code. Why learn problem solving?

AI writes code fast, but someone still has to understand the problem, break it into steps, pick the right approach and check that the result is correct and efficient. That is the job, and it is exactly what coding interviews test, live and without AI. AlgoCademy trains that thinking one small, checked step at a time.

Will this get me ready for my coding interviews?

Yes! The content is designed to cover everything you might encounter in coding interviews. We start with simple loops and statements and move to famous algorithms and data structures, as well as how they apply to the interview questions these companies ask. Our graduates tell us how many of our questions get asked by companies all the time!

I've never studied Computer Science. Is AlgoCademy beginner friendly?

Beginners welcome! Part 1 of every course, Learn to code, starts from your very first line of code and takes you to solving problems on your own. We’ve always had beginners and self-taught programmers in mind (as well as CS majors) while building our content. It’s going to be easier than you think!

Is all of the content available straight away?

No drip-feeding here! You get access to everything in your plan right away. We also regularly update and add new material, so your content library keeps growing alongside your knowledge.

What languages do I need to know?

None. Pick the language you want to learn: Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, C#, TypeScript, Kotlin, Scala, Go, Swift or Rust. Our explanations focus on intuition and problem solving, so they carry over to any language, and your progress is shared between them.

Why should I become a member today instead of waiting?

Every day you hold off is another day you’re not working toward your dream job. Membership gives you a clear plan, the answers to the questions you don’t know you have yet, and the accountability to keep going.

Is it really worth the money?

The average base salary of a software engineer is $110,464, according to Indeed, and the average total compensation at FAANG companies is over $250k, according to levels.fyi. The better you perform in your interview, the more power you have to negotiate.

Do you offer refunds?

We don’t offer refunds under any circumstance. Try the free lessons first, or start with the 7-day free trial on PRO yearly.

What happens if I decide to cancel?

If we’ve done our job right, you’ll leave us for a new career. You can cancel in two clicks from Billing, and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Questions? Write to team@algocademy.com.

AI WRITES THE CODE. YOU SOLVE THE PROBLEM.