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Things No One Will Tell You After Getting Into Computer Science Engineering

 Hey Folks! In this post, I'm going to talk about the things I wish someone told me when I got into engineering. These questions are received by me on a Daily Basis  Which is the best programming language to learn?  There is no bar for learning a programming language but I recommend you to learn Java/C++. The reason is that the level of abstraction in it is quite less and you get to know the logic behind the working of various functions and algorithms. You can refer to this post for a detailed explanation  : Best Programming Language Can I get a placement on the basis of my CGPA?   Will my CGPA matter?  Will my class 10th and 12th marks matter for placements?  CGPA is an indicator that tells how good are you in understanding the subjective knowledge of your degree. A good CGPA can be obtained by learning things and doing everything on time (theoretically) but (practically) all of us know engineers study 1 day before exams this will enable you to p...

On Which Coding Platform Should I Practice?

Which is the best online platform to practice, how to improve my coding skills? This post is all about giving answers to all such questions. If you're a beginner who has got no idea what programming is then I would recommend you step by step practice any programming language on Hackerrank. Hackerrank has modules that are self-explanatory and would slowly make you understand all the terminologies which are generally used and with practice, you'll be better at it. Moreover, if you're still not able to understand anything you can always search for your answers on GeekForGeeks or HackerEarth both of them provide one of the best tutorials on any topic. If you're an intermediate who's comfortable with any programming language then you can always improve your problem-solving skills studying Data Structures and Algorithms and practicing it. You can also improve by competitive coding. The best place to start with competitive programming according to me would be ...