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 ## Introduction to the Coding Interview Take Home Projects
 
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+When applying for a job as a developer, there's a good chance the hiring team will give you something called a "take-home project". As the name suggests, it's something that you're supposed to do on your own, without the interviewer looking over your shoulder. Unlike other parts of the coding interview, which often focus more on theoretical knowledge and less on actual app development - a take-home project is usually the best place to show your skills in practice.
 
-Help us make it real on [GitHub](https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/learn/tree/master/src/introductions).
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+In this section you'll be able to work on examples of such projects!
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