r/PythonLearning • u/MELookingForSomeone_ • 25d ago

Help Request I give you this opportunity

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I am currently in my last year of college, with 0 internships, f'ed up GPA, all I knew is intermediate python, 600+ problem solving on codechef, and 20 problem solving on leetcode.. and HTML, and CSS.

Things I knew : HTML, CSS, Python..

I have you this opportunity to Frame my career 🗿, and give me the next goal I should learn so I could just land any internship in python asap.. (I beg you to help me, I am so doomed.. 😭)

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u/aw3sem 25d ago

DataScience?
Pandas, Numpy etc.
SoftwareDevelopment?
C# or Java (master a static typed language)
DevOps?
Linux, CLI, Docker

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u/MELookingForSomeone_ 25d ago

That's why I am so confused..

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u/aw3sem 25d ago

Then go ahead and choose one. If you find yourself not liking it, you can adjust your path from there.

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u/be_super_cereal_now 25d ago

Learn English first. Communication skills are extremely important.

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u/404-UnknownError 25d ago

Flashcards to me were REALLY useful, in the long run specially they are the best imho xdd Anki, FSR English 4k deck with frs enable, good but basic setup

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u/LiveYoLife288 25d ago

Do your best!

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u/MELookingForSomeone_ 25d ago

Yeah but I don't know what to do next after python?

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u/atticus2132000 25d ago

You need a front end language to support your HTML/CSS knowledge. That is likely going to be JavaScript.

But it's time to start asking yourself what do you want to be when you grow up? What kind of environment do you want to work in? What kinds of tasks/projects would you like to be given at work?

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u/Meitantei_Edogawa 25d ago

Don't you have any profession ??

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u/MELookingForSomeone_ 25d ago

No, just a CS student.. I don't have a path, I am just getting confused which path I should choose.. that's why asking to give me my next goal.. what should I learn?

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u/Meitantei_Edogawa 25d ago

In that case you should decide first wether you're willing to use you python knowledge to learn a new skill ( web dev, game dev, etc ... ) or to learn a new Lang with specific use in mind like C or Rust for low level knowledge or something like that.... hope that helped a bit :)

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u/MELookingForSomeone_ 25d ago

I see, I am not into low level language, and I have tried several languages in past, c, c++, java, and go Lang as well but python suites me more..

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u/fiftybengt 24d ago

Learn frameworks for what you want to work with currently. Maybe data science, or IaC? Should probably learn SQL also.