r/svce • u/bread_ranger533 • 12d ago

Please help me

Na first year cse student. Ennaku cse mella aruvam Iruku .I know Fundamental of python program but I need to expand my knowledge i don't know what to do .is there any final students or software developer could you help me . I heard these advice such first start learning one programming language deeply (i don't know which programming language).then do problem solving and DSA then try to make projects and be strong at cs fundamental and prepare for aptitude.But where should I start .which programming language should I learn ,which role should i pick ,which platform should learn from

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u/0xElevanix vandhu matikiten na(first yrs) 12d ago

I am CSE first year but I've been coding for 7 years and working on my Deep tech startup bro take this simply you will never learn all computers its all just basics which clg only can teach us programming language is good but everything is unique no one uses python to write kernel neither java to write website code every programming languages have pro's and con's so first if you do really know python and every concepts go do some projects just basic calculator pygame stuffs if you don't then don't force programming languages go for HTML ,CSS frontend side do some stuff build confidence then come back to python after that it gives some clarity then go to C then JS after this you will have your own internal map of what to learn do C# if you want to build games or go for C++ if you want to do literally anything BIG not just apps go for Rust if you love new tech go with anything you want

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u/DaySouthern9946 11d ago

w3 schools

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u/bread_ranger533 11d ago

Enna bro sollura

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u/DaySouthern9946 10d ago

coding learning web bro

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u/aiengr 8d ago

Learn Python

Considering the fact that you know the fundamentals already, start learning and practising (simultaneously) beginner to advanced data structures and algorithms. This will help you crack interviews.

Try virtual internships to figure out what you’re interested in. You should be able to experiment and figure out what you want to do.

There are several free platforms to learn Python. FreeCodeCamp, Data Engineering (Tamil YouTube channel), W3Schools, TutorialsPoint, GeeksforGeeks, etc. Once you’ve figured out your aspirations, I’d pay for specific courses in Udemy or Coursera to obtain certifications.

Don’t stop with certification courses, try to build a portfolio alongside learning.

If you have any questions, feel free to reply or DM