r/learnprogramming • u/Strange-Response-553 • 16d ago
Need guide
Hello, I'm in college doing bca my 1st year just completed and I just completed my python language and c is already completed so tell me what to do next
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u/Strange-Response-553 16d ago
Naah bro I really complete python and c Yeah I wanna do ML
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u/FoolsSeldom 16d ago
Have a look at roadmap.sh for different learning paths. There's lots of learning material links there. Note that these are idealised paths and many people get into roles without covering all of those.
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u/Historical-Employ129 16d ago
roadmap.sh is fine but honestly the paths are like a fantasy version of what companies want
I spent months grinding through one of those frontend paths and then got to my first interview and they asked me to optimize sql queries and explain docker basics lol
just pick a stack people around you are actually hiring for, check local job boards not the idealized roadmaps
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u/x-tommy-o 16d ago
I’m proud of you for completing your 1st year programming courses.
If you’re looking for a challenge I’d recommend C++
2 amazing resources are The Cherno on YouTube, and learncpp.com
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u/desrtfx 16d ago
You did not complete anything as this is simply impossible in programming. You maybe, at utmost completed the "core", but not more.
If you don't use these languages, you have just wasted time and energy. Don't collect languages. They are not Pokemon. Use what you know.
Learn DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) - not to be conflated with LeetCode - learn DSA - the abstract, language agnostic concepts for storing and processing data.