Explore Program Types

JavaScript

	Karel: Write a Karel program in JavaScript. This does not include turnRight or turnAround by default	Try It!
	SuperKarel: Write a Karel program in JavaScript. This includes turnRight and turnAround by default.	Try It!
	UltraKarel: Write a Karel program in JavaScript. This includes everything in SuperKarel plus painting colors.	Try It!
	Console: Write JavaScript console programs with the help of the CodeHS teaching libraries used in many of the CodeHS courses.	Try It!
	Graphics: Write JavaScript graphics programs with the help of the CodeHS teaching libraries used in many of the CodeHS courses.	Examples Try It!
	Music (Blockly): Use JavaScript based block coding to make musical beats and songs.	Try It!
	p5.js: Code with a JavaScript based implementation of the updated graphics library based on Processing.	Try It!

Java

	Java (Karel): Write a Karel program in Java. This does not include turnRight or turnAround by default	Try It!
	Java (SuperKarel): Write a Karel program in Java. This includes turnRight and turnAround by default.	Try It!
	Java (main): Standard Java with the main method.	Examples Try It!
	Java (console): Java that extends ConsoleProgram by default to have added functionality.	Try It!
	Java Swing: Standard Java with a GUI.	Try It!

Python

	Python: This runs Python 2 console programs with an in-browser implementation using Skulpt. This is what is used in the current version of the CodeHS Intro Python (Rainforest) course.	Try It!
	Python (turtle): This runs graphical Turtle Graphics programs in Python. This is used in the CodeHS courses that teach with Tracy the Turtle.	Try It!
	Python 3: This runs Python 3 console programs, the latest version of the language. This program type lets you install packages for your programs.	Try It!
	Python Graphics: This runs Python 3 GUI programs, so you can draw graphics, make GUIs, or build games.	Try It!
	Pygame: Use Python to create graphical games.	Try It!

HTML

	HTML: Build a website with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.	Try It!
	Virtual Reality with A-Frame: Build a Virtual Reality program that will work in a web browser or on a smartphone. This uses an HTML and JavaScript based VR library called A-Frame.	Try It!

Other

	Processing: Code with a JavaScript based implementation of the popular graphics library.	Try It!
	React Native: Program a mobile app using the JavaScript based React Native. You can use native components and test in the web or on your phone.	Try It!
	C: Learn how to program in C, a complex and powerful language used in low-level computer programming and Internet of Things devices.	Try It!
	C++: Learn how to program in C++, the powerful successor of C used in data science, machine learning, and large applications.	Try It!
	Bit Interpreter (All): Use binary or hexadecimal to create bit-visualizations. This is used in the CodeHS Computing Ideas and AP CSP courses.	Try It!