Update how-to-use-codedex-alongside-your-cs-classes.mdx

Author: sonnynomnom

blogs/2025/how-to-use-codedex-alongside-your-cs-classes.mdx

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 We're here to bridge that gap and teach you some of the real-world things you won't ever cover throughout your CS degree: 
 
-- **Web Development:** We have the Web Development track where you can learn [HTML](https://codedex.io/html) ➡️ [CSS](https://codedex.io/css)  ➡️ [JavaScript](https://codedex.io/javascript) ➡️ [Command Line](https://www.codedex.io/command-line) ➡️ [Git & GitHub](https://www.codedex.io/git-github) ➡️[React](https://www.codedex.io/react) courses.
-- **Data Science:** Typically, your CS classes won't go down a specific data science track. On Codédex, learn Python ➡️ [NumPy](https://codedex.io/numpy) ➡️ [Pandas](https://codedex.io/pandas) ➡️ Matplotlib (coming this fall) ➡️ [Machine Learning](https://codedex.io/machine-learning) to get a head start on learning more data-heavy concepts.
+- **Web Development:** We have the Web Development track where you can learn [HTML](https://codedex.io/html) → [CSS](https://codedex.io/css) → [JavaScript](https://codedex.io/javascript) → [Command Line](https://www.codedex.io/command-line) → [Git & GitHub](https://www.codedex.io/git-github) → [React](https://www.codedex.io/react) courses.
+- **Data Science:** Typically, your CS classes won't go down a specific data science track. On Codédex, learn Python → [NumPy](https://codedex.io/numpy) → [Pandas](https://codedex.io/pandas) → Matplotlib (coming this fall) → [Machine Learning](https://codedex.io/machine-learning) to get a head start on learning more data-heavy concepts.
 - **Game Development:** For students interested in game dev but are intimidated by Unreal/Unity, check out our new [Lua](https://codedex.io/lua) and [Phaser](https://codedex.io/phaser) for a smoother buildup.
 
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