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I am currently learning c++ as it is called the base of programming languages and also I am practicing 34 questions of each and every topic. So is this path right or I should make some changes in it?

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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++?

How much to learn c++?- Grapevine

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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.

DSA and software engineering without c/c++

Software Developer

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.

Non-tech to Tech

I'm in tier 2 engineering college just completed my first year and just learnt C not 100% but tried to know the basics
I'm confused to choose a path in coding
What should i start learning how to learn these languages im so confused rn each and everyone is saying something different one is saying go for c++ then dsa someone is saying go for WEB dev
I wanna learn something that'll help me in college as well as make me earn that much that i can fulfill my basic needs in college
And lastly how to be motivated always to grind and learn as well as code cause i always lose motivation after few days because of fear that i don't know anything and I'm just a average student
I'm scared that my college years will be waste if i didn't learn anything beforehand 
Please someone guide me the roadmap how and what to do

Seriously confused need guidance!

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.

Deeper understanding of C++/JAVA

Software Engineer

I have been working as a software developer for the past 4 years mostly on startups. Pay is good(top 10%) no issues while working everything good in work life no problems. But there is always a feeling that I am not good at basic understanding of development I feel it is because  I didn't go to any IIT or any other major colleges or didn't study for any particular exams. I just learned everything by doing it not by preparing beforehand. There is fear that maybe that's not always enough which makes me a little bit afraid of giving interviews of big tech companies.
So I am not able to decide where I should go from here. Should I start with  masters or should I just learn everything I can from basics to have a solid understanding or maybe some other path.

Master's or While working learn on your own

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

Business analyst

Hi folks
 As a new year resolution,  I want to be interview ready at the start of this year ( say by Feb end). As far as my professional experience goes, I have worked on .NET/ C# for the last 3 years. It's been a while since I have done leetcode/DSA so I'll be starting from scratch. 
My doubt is do I choose Java as a language for coding, where my knowledge is rudimentary at best and I'll need some ramp up time. Or is it okay to go with C#, which I am already good at since I work on it daily. Will choosing C# hamper me in coding rounds or interviews or resume shortlisting ? How important is this choice ?

Personally I am inclined towards c#, as that will allow me to start coding right away without syntactic hassle, but I would really appreciate if experienced folks here can give their 2 cents. I don't want to spend too much time dwelling on this and break the momentum at the start itself

I am of course open to learning new frameworks /languages if required in the new job. No such restrictions as such.

Kickstarting my interview prep

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 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.

Gudinace on Switch

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?

Interview advice needed: DSA & LLD

First year college student enrolled in a Computer Science & Engineering (Data Science) degree in a Tier 2 college.

Talked to a few engineers living in my PG. They said to learn Java and DSA 'cause they are evergreen fields.

Python is being taught in college since it is used more in data science.

What would you suggest?

What techstack should I learn?

Can somebody suggest what is good to add on with C++ language and how to get updated with latest coding standards?

I am currently in my 3rd yr. I'm about to give my 5th semester end sem exams. Till now I haven't done any coding as of now. I was only enjoying college life with friends. Not blaming but there is no coding culture in my college and I myself was also not aware about the market. Now I realised that I have done a big blunder. What should I do first now? I started learning Java during the Diwali holidays and I'm half way down. Pls tell me a roadmap so that by the end of 3rd yr at least I have a good internship in hand. I wrote all of this here because I think I will get some really good and valuable advice from the experienced community. And I need it very badly.

Please tell me a roadmap of what I should do and what I should avoid?

Pls give me a roadmap

I have knowledge and working on 3 languages javascript, typescript and golang with 3 yoe. Never learnt or appeared for dsa, now seems very difficult to learn 4th language c++ java or python.
Can anyone tell me what to do.

4th language just for dsa

I am graduating from  non-CS/IT branch at a prestigious college this month. In July, I will be joining as an SDE 1 at Appian. Since this is my first full-time job, I want to prepare myself. Experienced professionals, please advise on what to do and what to avoid for better personal and professional growth.

Here are some facts about myself:

Personally, I am somewhat introverted but can talk if necessary and am good at conversing with friends. I often find that others put more effort into initiating conversations, which is why I have only a few friends and no female friends. Most of the time, I am comfortable with this, but sometimes I feel a bit lost.
I rarely play sports or engage in physical activities (I’m not good at any sports). Any suggestions for improvement in this area would be appreciated.

Professionally, I was a mediocre student in college and spent a lot of time on LeetCode (I’ve solved around 700 questions). Should I continue with LeetCode or competitive programming after joining? Or should I focus on projects and learning new tech stacks or AI/ML (I’ve studied a few courses and worked on ML projects)? 
Alternatively, should I just focus on company work and not pursue anything on my own?


Lastly, I have a keen interest in finance and the stock market. I’ve been learning and investing for the past four years. Should I devote more time to learning technical analysis and swing trading, or should I keep it minimal? 

How should I prioritize my personal, professional, and financial goals?

What to Do and Not to Do?

I am at my starting stages of IT career can you guys please suggest me what to learn and how to go ahead , anyone is fine for me and ready to struggle hard

Suggestion needed

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I am currently learning c++ so whether should I completely learn c++ first and then learn dsa or together learn them?

How much to learn c++?

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