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Round up your friends and play a live Programming trivia round right now. 36 questions in the bank, shuffled fresh every game. One person starts a room, everyone else joins with a 4 letter code from any phone or laptop. No signup, no app, no setup, and it is free for up to 20 players.
Sample questions
18 of 36- 01What does HTML stand for?
- 02The Python programming language is named after what?
- 03In programming, what is a bug?
- 04Which symbol ends most statements in C and Java?
- 05Git is best described as what kind of tool?
- 06What message does a programmer traditionally print in their very first program?
- 07Binary code is written using which two digits?
- 08Brendan Eich famously created JavaScript in about ten days for which browser company?
- 09Who created the Linux kernel in 1991?
- 10The first literal computer bug, taped into a 1947 logbook, was what?
- 11CSS is a language used mainly to do what?
- 12Before it was named Java, the language was originally called what?
- 13Stack Overflow is a famous website where programmers do what?
- 14Ada Lovelace is often celebrated as the first what?
- 15The name FORTRAN is short for what?
- 16Which Dutch programmer created Python?
- 17The Rust programming language grew out of a project at which company?
- 18The C programming language was created at Bell Labs by whom?
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How it works
- Start a room. Pick Programming and hit play. You get a 4 letter code.
- Friends join. They open the site, type the code, and pick a nickname. Nothing to install.
- Answer fast. Speed and streaks both score, so the fastest right answer wins the round.
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