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So I resumed practicing DSA recently. I mainly use C++ for this purpose. Few days back I saw a post which was kind of a roadmap and the first bullet point there was to get thorough with the language. I kind of agree with this and at some point I was meaning to understand c++ better, few level deeper. So thinking of taking a pivot for this purpose. 

So c++ veterans of grapevine, need your recommendations for this. Open to books and video tutorial both. Not looking for syntax learning and all but how c++ works under the hood. I maybe drawing an inappropriate parallel with this but something like namaste javascript by Akshay sahni or you don't know js kind of material. I did started with gfg c++ blogs but that material  feels unstructured and a bit less intuitive. 

Grateful to you all in advance.

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Hi. Please suggest Design Patterns and System Design books which has examples in C++. I have seen many books have example in Java.

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I don't know c/c++ or even java . Basically any such language which deals with pointers and all. I practice dsa in Javascript. Have worked on mern till now and want to aim for faang level companies.I even planntonlearm golang next. 
I want to ask if shall I learn c c++ etc or continue on my path.

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I am a C++ dev with around 2 yoe. I want to switch to a different tech stack as I feel I'm lagging behind and if I don't switch now it'll be too to change my tech stack. But the problem is recruiters are literally saying we can't go ahead with the interviews because the stack doesn't align even though i cleared the coding rounds.
I'm not sure what to do now. Its not my fault that i got stamped to a C++ team straight out of college. Please help me out on how I can follow up with this shit.

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Hi, I am 28 YO currently working in a non-tech role. In few next years I completely want to switch to tech role (preferably SDE) for myriads of reasons but number one being my logical skills and and my love for creation. 
How should I start working on my skills? 
Currently I am in a foreign language profile and I have heard from my friends in UK that being bilingual really helps people in tech field. 
Please suggest ways for getting the degree or skills or both.

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Thinking of picking up a new language to learn this weekend, I know C++/Python/Java. Which one should I pick up?

Which language should I start learning next?

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Hi everyone,
I did DSA in c++ and I work in java springboot. So can I do coding in c++ not in java. Is there any problem will arise if I want to switch company and in interview if interviewer asked to code in java.Have you faced similar problem 
Please share your thought.

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Hello Guys, 
I graduated in 2022 and joined my current company (an Indian MNC) where I currently work as an SDE 2 with total CTC of 17LPA (Base 14). I recently completed 2 years in this company. For the first 6 months I was in training, so I have been in my team since last 1.5 years.
The tech stack we use is C++. So for the last 1.5 years I have just been working on C++. We don't use a lot of libraries and have everything developed in house. Memory management, Threads, Data Structures - all are implemented by various teams and are being used. So while I have worked on C++, a lot of it has been using internal libraries. I have mostly worked on implementing some functionality that uses OS calls (Windows and Linux), and some PoCs.

Since I completed 2 years, I was just thinking of my future and I started getting worried. I regret that I wasted a lot of time and right now I don't know what to do. While I have started doing DSA again ,I am very unclear and confused about how to make a job switch, what skills to learn and how to grow.  I'm feeling very low and hopeless. Any guidance will be very helpful.

Very concerned about my future, need your help

In every tutorials, blogs, articles, we have seen written ' for beginners ' . But for what type of beginners?

I need u to assume 2 cases :-

Software engineering isn't for everyone. One can be hardworking for years and learn DSA but we can't say he is intelligent if he isn't able to understand concepts in first attempt ( as it is obvious if someone is studying something for a long period of time he is going to remember/understand/memorise it ). 
BUT THEY WILL WORK AT LOW PACKAGE FOR THIER WHOLE LIFE or may be he drops the idea of becoming SE.

On the other hand, if there a guy whose thinking ability is good, can understand things in one go, doesn't memorize the code and have the  all basic concepts clear in mind.

WHO CAN BECOME A SUCCESSFUL C++  DEVELOPER?

Can I  become a successful C++ developer or Quant trader?

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What's the best C programming playlist for first year BE students?

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SDE 2 interviews vary quite a lot from company to company and so it confuses me on what to focus on, can senior folks please guide?
What should be prior order between these and what are helpful resources you came across:
- HLD
- LLD
- DSA
- WEB DEV OR CORE ENGINEERING SKILLS

And will my personal projects matter for sde 2 roles?

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I am currently learning c++ as it is called the base of programming languages and also I am practicing 3-4 questions of each and every topic. So is this path right or I should make some changes in it?

How much to learn c++?

I am a full stack developer with 2.5 years of experience currently working at a global MNV. My current skill set includes java, angular, spring boot framework. 

I am planning for a switch. I read on the internet that to crack a MAANG or some company of that level you need to have a good understanding of Data Structures and Algorithms(DSA).

How to start with DSA preparation. I see there are a lot of resources. I feel overwhelmed by seeing all of them. 
Are there any good structured courses which teach DSA.

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What the process of Deel for their hiring and how a jobseeker find job on Deel or is deel is the right platform to get a good job or you know any other job hiring platform like deel then tell me in the comments.

Anyone can tell me how to get hired through deel??

I am a Golang Developer, with around 3yr of experience. Previously, in college, I have practiced DSA in C++. Also, I knew some Java which I used while learning OOPS(LLD) in college.

Now since I am considering to switch, I need to revise and practice DSA again.

For the last 3 years I have not touched C++ or Java and I love working in Golang. But, now I am in a dilemma.

Question: Should I try to relearn the syntaxes of C++ for DSA? 

Question: For LLD, since Golang does not support “pure” object oriented programming, should I try to practice those in Java? 

Question: Will it be worth the effort to relearn the syntaxes for the languages I did not use for a long while, for interview preparations?

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