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In response to the growing demand for skilled tech workers, coding bootcamps emerged as a practical alternative to traditional degree programs. These intensive training programs offered a fast-tracked path to employment, typically lasting only 12 weeks and charging a fraction of the cost of a four-year degree. However, as bootcamps gained popularity, many began to mirror the shortcomings of conventional educational institutions. Escalating tuition and fierce competition for skilled instructors contributed to a decline in the quality of education offered.