# Quickstart

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Ready to write some code? Here’s how to get started on the Pybites Platform, from account creation to your first completed Bite.

### Create an Account or Log in

Head to Pybites Platform and [sign up](https://pybitesplatform.com/auth/signup/).

You have 3 login options for creating your account:

* Email/Password
* GitHub
* Google

Once signed up, you'll be sent a verification email to confirm your account. Click the link in the email and you're done.

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### Pick your First Bite (Exercise)

Being "Pybites" we refer to our exercises "Bites".

Your next step is to pick your first Bite and get coding!

If you're completely new to Python, click the *Exercises* drop down menu and select the [*Newbie Bites*](https://pybitesplatform.com/bites/newbie/)*.*

Experienced developers should select the [*Intro Bites*](https://pybitesplatform.com/bites/intro/) or the [*Regular Bites*](https://pybitesplatform.com/bites/regular/)*.*

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You can learn more about the different kinds of Bites in this article: [Exercises Overview](/platform-basics/exercises-overview.md).
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Click the Name of the Bite you'd like to attempt.

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The Newbie Bites are intended to be completed in order. We highly recommend users new to Python start with *Newbie Bite 1 - Assigning objects* and continue in sequential order from there.
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You'll be taken to the Bite's page where you'll see the instructions on the left, and the coding editor on the right.

It's now time to solve your first Bite. Check out the [Solving a Bite Exercise](/getting-started/solving-a-bite.md) article to get started.


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