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After an exciting build up,Erotic movies online Warner Brothers' new Wonder Womanmovie finally debuted in theaters on Friday. But Wonder Woman isn't only taking over the big screen.

In anticipation of the new film, Google Play and Made with Code teamed up with Warner Brothers to create a new Wonder Woman themed-coding tutorial to give young women everywhere the superpower of coding.

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With the interactive project, programmers use introductory programming principles to help Wonder Woman combat obstacles in three unique scenes from the Wonder Womanfilm. Each of the three levels teach different concepts like variables, basic logic and sequences.

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The project was designed with teen girls in mind, and is similar to many of the other Made With Code projects. These projects are designed to expose young women to interesting and less talked about applications of coding, like fashion or filmmaking.

With the new coding project, the company hopes that Wonder Woman's message of empowerment inspires teens girls and women to pursue careers in computer science, engineering and gaming.

You can try tutorial here.

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