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Codex

Online Compiler for Various Languages

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CodeX is an online compiler for various languages like Java, C++, Python, etc. [](https://codex.jaagrav.in) CodeX has a simple UI in order to store all your codes written in various languages easily at one place. [](https://codex.jaagrav.in) You can share the codes' links that you write with your friends without being worried about them making any changes. CodeX stores all your code details on your device, which means every code that you write will only be editable on the device where you write you code in. Every Code shares a key that only your device and CodeX's backend know, so don't fear about others making any changes. Although there are ways to hack into others code and make changes but that's for you to find out. Once you find it out simply…

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  1. CodeX
  2. Something special for other developers
  3. Introducing the CodeX API,

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