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Sufian Choudhury

Be hungry • 5m

I'm a 1st year student at a private college (tier 2 ) . I'm little confused as to where I should focus either on python or DSA in java ...there is web dev too. which one do you think would help me in getting an internship by the end of this year . An

Nirankar Trivedi

Jindagi ek safar hai... • 5m

go with python, and you can practice dsa with python, Daya by day AI in increasing in market. java to python have more options for career like as web developer, data analyst, data science and machine learning, AI, devops and more.

Sufian Choudhury

Be hungry • 5m

I have seen many posts telling to focus on DSA .Can we do it using any languages like python or companies have a fixed language?

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Mahesh

Bright Brain - Gunsh... • 5m

Bro DSA isn't a language. DSA full form Data Structures and Algorithms. DSA is a must for all big shots in Software. DSA means how you write/Structure your code (in any language either python, Java or C#) If you can write the same functional code in less lines and less space with nice organisation - There you go. DSA's main purpose is less code, less storage, less loading time, organising code and optimise website/App. I hope you got the answer. Only a software with high DSA skills can get placed in big roles in big companies with huge packages like 1 crore package or more. When you shift from first company to second company for big role/ big package, your HR will ask 70-80% questions only from DSA. No one will share this information to freshers including me, but I got this information from one big bro who is currently doing this job with almost 70 lakhs package in hand and earning more than 1 cr through courses.

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Nirankar Trivedi

Jindagi ek safar hai... • 5m

yes

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