Why Students Participate in Google Code-in

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Google Code-in (GCI) is a global, online contest introducing pre-university students ages 13-17 to open source software development. Students complete tasks under the guidance of mentors during the 7 week contest, learning new skills, making new friends and earning fun prizes along the way.

Students can register and start participating with their parent/legal guardian's permission on December 2nd. More information is available at https://goo.gle/GoogleCodeIn



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