Case File Library
Start with the origin story.Book Zero explains why CCF treats every coding problem like an investigation.
Before Correct Code Framework became a system for solving Data Structures and Algorithms, it began with a simple observation: the best investigation games did not teach you to guess.
They taught you to gather clues, eliminate impossible answers, follow constraints, and commit only when the evidence supported the conclusion. That is the same reasoning loop behind correct code.
The Carmen Sandiego Algorithm is the origin story for the Correct Code Framework. It explains how a detective-style investigation becomes a repeatable method for reading problem statements, identifying evidence, eliminating invalid routes, and proving a solution before writing code.
Watch the video to see how that idea became CCF. Then continue into the Case File Library, where the philosophy becomes practice.
They thought they bought a book. They opened a case.
The official Case File Library maps 75 investigations into one progressive reasoning curriculum. Public previews introduce the method, Starter Access opens Case Files #004–#025, and Master DSA or Master Systems Reasoning opens the complete 75-case path.
Preview the method
Open Case Files #001–#003 and learn the CCF language before upgrading.
Start Public PreviewUnlock the first path
Continue through Case Files #004–#025 and build the core DSA reasoning foundation.
View Starter AccessComplete the curriculum
Your current access: Public Preview. Master DSA opens Case Files #026–#075 and the complete Blind 75 path.
Compare Access PlansThe Official Correct Code Curriculum
26 Hours. 75 Investigations. One Reasoning System.
The Case File path is organized as a guided course, not a loose list of problems. Each hour introduces two or three investigations that build on one another. Every Case File adds a Scanner, Recorder, Frame, Invariant, movement law, proof strategy, or evidence-commitment pattern.
The goal is not to memorize solutions. The goal is to prove why the solution is inevitable.