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[Code School](  [Free Weekend, August 18-20]   Now You Do! We’re at it again! To celebrate reaching 4 million Code School students, we’re opening up FREE access to our entire content library for everyone from August 18–20. It’s a learning free-for-all! (Literally — it’s free for all to learn.) Oh, and don’t forget to spread the news, because friends don’t let friends miss Free Weekend — share it with them below! [Share on Twitter]( [Share on Facebook]( (Don’t worry — we’ll send you a reminder on Friday at 10am EST when Free Weekend starts so you won’t miss it.)  [Twitter Icon]( [Facebook Icon]( [Youtube Icon]( [Google+ Icon]( Have questions or need assistance? [Support]( [FAQ]( © 2016 Code School LLC. Crafted lovingly in Orlando, Florida. Code School 618 E South Street Suite 620 Orlando, FL 32801 USA [Edit your email settings](   [Unsubscribe](

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