In b.tech trying to obtain skills, but can't decide what to do. Can anyone suggest something. Something that is creative (no matter the difficulty) . Please suggest š
SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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Focus on foundational skills first - solid DSA, system design, and at least one language (Python/Java) mastered deeply. Everything else builds on these.
Hoisted the third flag 03/69š“:
1. Learned about Hibernate query language(HQL) which can be used to perform complex operations on database usin JAVA.
2. Learned about different types storage in AWS
3. Worked on my DSA -> graph skills by learning new
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Dileep Kadiveti
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Aarushi Singh Bais
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Which Programming language should you choose if you wanna learn AI? Here's a quick guide
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So is it Python? The versatile Swiss Army knife of coding?
Java? The robust foundation powering countless systems?
Or p
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Aarushi Singh Bais
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Which Programming language should you choose if you wanna learn AI? Here's a quick guide
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So is it Python? The versatile Swiss Army knife of coding?
Java? The robust foundation powering countless systems?
Or perhaps C++? The ligh
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Muttu Havalagi
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1. Python:
- History: Python was created by Guido van Rossum and was first released in 1991. Its design philosophy emphasizes code readability and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code.
- Unique Fact: The name
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Md Irshad
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hii everyone
I am looking for a job or internship.
i am a final year computer science engineering student.
my technical skills are MERN Stack, Spring Boot, C++, Java, DSA.
I have worked on many projects like notes website, news website etc
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Payal Manghnani
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What Programming languages do you use on regular basis?
A study from 2018 with a 18,827 sample size voted Python (87%) as the top programming language for data analysis and data science, followed by SQL (44%) and R language (31%), respectively.
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