Codecademy is one of the best learn-to-code websites out there. I've used Datacamp, General Assembly, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, Khan Academy, W3 school, Dataquest.io, and Udemy. Despite going through all that content, Codecademy does it the best because it's 1) intuitive and easy to use, 2) the curriculum allows the student to DO first before actually teaching the material. This could be done very poorly, but despite the user not knowing what the code does yet, it's still super easy to follow along and the explanations are spot on and informative. Can't speak highly enough of this resource- I recommend every single person to Codecademy before anything.

The people from Codecademy focused on the customer, which means the course is for learners who start from scratch. Repetition is key. Compared to sports: an athlete should gain a solid fitness level and condition their technical skills through repetition. Only then can you focus on the game, the strategy, the tactics. You cannot become a good data analyst, web developer, full-stack developer, etc., if the technical basics did not become flesh and blood. Well done, Codecademy.

In codecadamy, the progress of the topics and the exercises are really good. It's so nice to practice on good story told tasks. Also if you are stuck, it is nice to have a broad range of coders around in the community and you can get the answers you are looking for.