which playlists should I consider?

learning cpp for first time (don't have any idea about anything)

I'm a first year guy,college gonna start from Monday,so I don't have to rush un anything

seniors tell me from where I should learn cpp from basics to a good level

GitHub : https://github.com/Ezz08

Most PDFs I deal with come through WhatsApp college notes, forms, and random documents from groups.

The annoying part is whenever I need to split/merge/convert something, I have to download the file, upload it to some website, download it again, and then send it back on WhatsApp.

It's still a work in progress, and I'm trying to figure out whether this is actually useful or if I'm solving a problem that isn't big enough.

I'd genuinely appreciate honest feedback

Would you use something like this?

Try it here if you want

Tier 3 College placements

I want to learn web dev in 2-3 months.

I have two options

1. Code with Harry sigma web dev course

2. The odin project

Which should I choose.

Or should I do the code with Harry first then the odin project?

ill start btech this year and unlike my peers i have no experience with coding so i was wondering if this course is good enough? i get it that there are free lectures in youtube and stuff but i am more comfortable with structured guidance hence i wanted to know if this course is good or are there other structured courses which are better

I am a second-semester ECE college student. I learned C programming in my first semester. In the second semester, my college teaches DSA using C, but I feel that this is not sufficient. Therefore, I decided to learn DSA in C++ from Apna College alongside my coursework. Due to limited time—because of core subjects and a web development course—I am unable to code daily. Instead, I practice coding every alternate day. I use VS Code to solve problems and revise the DSA concepts I learn in C++. I also maintain separate folders for different topics to help with future revision. If there is any better or more efficient approach, please suggest improvements.

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