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Welcome to Free Code Examples


Welcome back if you are one of our 30,000+ page view visitors who has been enjoying this site online at https://www.freecodeexamples.com 

Welcome to our new Free Code Examples app viewers! If you haven't already downloaded this tiny app you can find it here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=e.g.freecodeexamples



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We have included this new mobile friendly format to both the online and app versions.




This app will add new features and content frequently without the need for you to update using this Webapp format. You can find the numerous categories of content offered here by tapping the three bars to the left at the top to select a subject page with links to the 100+ pages of information available via this site and app.


You can also find a list of our pages arranged by catagories here on Free Code Examples Directory


I hope you enjoy this growing app feel free to make suggestions for new content using our comments section here, our community chat feature or by visiting Free Code Examples Facebook and Twitter accounts. Thanks and Happy Coding!



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