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Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your feedback about the music. I've already stopped adding it or kept it to a minimum level. Thank you for your valuable feedback!

Great suggestion! I love your question, and I believe it will be helpful for others as well. I'll make a dedicated video for the Community Q&A series, and in that video, you will get the answer in detail. It will be released soon. Thank you for asking this great question!

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Glad you enjoyed the video!

Both can be pretty exciting paths to explore, so go with what sparks your interest the most! I will share more insight on this in the next community video Q&A.

Thank you for sharing your challenge! I'm starting a free, short programming course soon, specifically for students. I plan to limit it to about 10 participants. Keep an eye on our community posts in the coming weeks for more details!

Go with python basics

Learn C language basics; it's the "mother of all languages." Mastering C will make it easier to switch to Java, Python, C#, and others in the future. Focus on C for now. This is exactly what I did, so it's a proven and tested path.

I'm starting a free, short programming course soon, specifically for students. I plan to limit it to about 10 participants. Keep an eye on our community posts in the coming weeks for more details!

JavaScript is a powerful tool for web development and for sure in high demand.

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I appreciate your interest! For sure we will dive into HTML, CSS, and JS in coming videos.

Not necessarily! Stay tuned, as I might create a video to share my experience and hopefully motivate you! Keep pushing forward. 😊

Thanks a ton for your kind words, I really appreciate it! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.

That's a great suggestion! Do you have a specific type of project in mind that you'd like to see developed from scratch? Let me know so I can tailor the video to be as useful as possible for you!

@@RajeevBera Fitness and wellness tracking webapp , E commerce platform for hand made products

Excellent idea. Lets do in near future.

Start small with just 30 minutes a day to keep it manageable. You can always increase the time as you get more comfortable! The key is to stay engaged and enjoy your practice, so you don't lose interest.

Great work on learning Python! Next, try building at least a small project and pushing it to a GitHub repo. You’ll be surprised how much this can enhance your portfolio and open up more job opportunities. All the best !

If I have to be honest and from my experience, I would choose C. It will take a few weeks to complete, and then you can switch to Java or Python easily. That’s a great topic, and I might make a video on it soon! Thanks for your question.

Thank you for your kind words!

Hi! With 13 years of non-IT experience, transitioning to IT, especially in machine learning and data science, is definitely possible. Start by learning programming (Python) and statistics. Build a portfolio with projects (this is really the key) and join data science communities. Good luck!

@@RajeevBera thank you sir

Hi sir, Im working in c# since 3 years, but didnt gain much knowledge on i just worked on enhancements with out any knowledge of basic like how to create a class But i want shift now because the project very long i want to become knowledgeable and shift to other company as it is hectic working without knowledge. I have shared an email kindly do consider. I have started preparing on c# is it better choice in 2024?. I also have basic of html css. Kindly suggest me i m stuck allover after 3 years it all feels like beginning.

@@chvaishnavi7985 I've replied to your email. C# is a great choice. Focus on mastering the basics and building small projects. Since you know HTML and CSS, consider learning ASP.NET Core for web development.

Thanks for your kind words, happy to help with valuable info!

It's great to see your progress! I did an MCA too, and I really found it helpful. Since you've already started learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL, you're doing well. Think about what part of tech you like best-whether it's front-end, back-end, or full-stack development. This can help you decide if you want to keep learning on your own or do an MCA to learn more formally. Whatever you choose (depend on your goals and time frame), keep up your great work in tech!

With 3 years at a service-based company, you’re already on a solid ground. If you have growth opportunities where you are, it might be beneficial to prepare without switching companies. However, if another service-based company offers clearer pathways or training relevant to product roles, that could also be a strategic move. Focus on building the skills that product companies value most Good luck!

But the problem is like I am not seeing any growth in my current company as well as the work pressure is also very high,and I also have no idea like in another service based company where I will switch there also if the situation is same then what to do

@@thensr2472 It sounds like you're facing some tough challenges. You have two options: First, consider resigning and seeking new opportunities ONLY IF you have a six-month financial safety net (for example, if your monthly earnings are $1K, ensure you have $6K in savings). Second, (I prefer this), stay at your current job and use this time to prepare for a transition to a better company. Remember, history shows that significant achievements often occur under tough conditions, not comfortable ones. Hope it helps and Good Luck.

Thank you @tusharriz for your feedback, which I truly appreciate. I've already received similar comments and have taken action. In some videos, I have not added background music, and in others, I've kept it very low. Once again I really appreciate your support.

​@@RajeevBera You’re welcome! sir. It’s great to hear that you’ve taken the feedback into consideration and made adjustments to your videos. Your willingness to listen and adapt is commendable, and I’m sure your viewers will appreciate the improvements and I will wait for your upcoming amazing content.

Thank you so much for your nice words! I'm excited to share the upcoming content and hope you'll enjoy it. Stay tuned!

Great to hear! Proper implementation can truly transform ideas into achievements.

Like I know there is too much sources to learn from TH-cam and I've already started learning python from code with Harry but still don't know a proper way to fulfill my gsoc dream

It's great to hear that you're interested in Google Summer of Code (GSoC)! It's indeed a rewarding and challenging experience. I’m considering making a video about GSoC to share more insights and tips, so keep an eye out for that! But for now, you can focus on learning and try to engage with open source projects.

Stay tuned for my next video coming out on Wednesday (8th May) -it will definitely help you accelerate your learning with Python. You'll find tips on how to make the most of your time. And move closer to achieving your GSoC dreams!

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. Happy learning!

Thank you so much for your kind words and for being the first to view! I'm happy to hear that you've found motivation and excitement for coding through our content. Your enthusiasm is exactly why I keep creating videos. Stay tuned for more, and keep that great zeal alive!

Congratulations on passing your 10th exams! Don't worry about AI in coding; there's always room for creative minds. Focus on your math-it will help you a lot in coding. Keep exploring and enjoy your journey!

Choosing between a BTech and a BSc/BCA largely depends on your personal interests, but in the long run, either path can lead to success in computer science. Learning coding on your own can also significantly boost your skills, no matter which degree you pursue. Ultimately, your passion and continuous learning will play a crucial role in your success, so choose the path that feels right for you. Good luck!

1. Focus on Python, C and other relevant programming languages. 2. Obtain degrees in computer science, engineering, or physics. 3. Participate in projects or internships related to aerospace or government technology. 4. Connect with industry professionals and attend related conferences. 5. And finally consider NASA's Pathways Intern Employment Program for opportunities.

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! The channel is still growing, and every comment and share helps to reach more people. I'm glad you find the videos helpful-please continue to spread the word!

I'm not from an IIT or IIM either, so trust me, focusing on building your skills and staying proactive is key.

Data structures and algorithms are key concepts that apply across all programming languages. The core concepts of data structures and algorithms remain the same across all programming languages. You should choose the language that you’re most comfortable with or the one that aligns best with your career goals.

Thank you !

From my own experience, choose any language like C (It was my first language). Focus on understanding the basics thoroughly-it'll make learning more complex concepts much easier later on.

@@RajeevBera thank you ❣️

Hi there! It sounds like you're working on an interesting project! Can you share whether it's a web or desktop application? Also, what level of difficulty are you encountering? Can you share your repo link? I'm well-versed in C# and would love to help you out. If you could provide more details, I’d be happy to offer some guidance!

@@RajeevBera I am studying in Canada. So my C# professor taught us C# as a subject just taught us from ppt but not teach us how to program and give us doing direct practice so I found many difficulties during working on assignments and in assignments, we have to make different projects on different topics such as Array&class&loops so I found many difficulty during that time so what can I do? I have an exam of c# next week and exam is a quiz type .

Oh, I see. Now I've got it. Okay, first things first-prioritize preparing for your exam. Focus on the fundamentals. Do not rush. After your exam, I'll share a learning path with you that will set you ahead of 99%. For now, just focus on your exam. Good luck!

@@RajeevBeraok thanx. How can I contact you ? After my exam.

You can find my email address from the About section of this YT channel.

Thank you for sharing your feedback! It means a lot to me that my content is making a positive impact on viewers like you.

Thank you for sharing your concerns. Remember, it's not just about DSA or development; your passion and dedication are more important. Trust me, It will only take 3 months to prepare! My question is - Are you ready to prepare?

I like your enthusiasm! Just start small, probably with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and your favorite programming language. Just remember - A thousand-mile journey begins with a single step.

@@RajeevBera thank you sir

Front End Development: Deals with the website's look and feel, It's all about creating a great user experience. Back End Development: Focuses on the server side, managing data and server logic. The "best" choice depends on your interest. Both are essential for building websites.

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Sure, learn DSA in Python if that's what you enjoy! Your interest in Python is a strong foundation for success. Keep at it!

Yes, Python is a fantastic choice, widely used and in demand. I'm also making a video on it soon-stay tuned! Glad you find the videos helpful.

Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the feedback! I will adjust the background music to make sure my voice is clearer in future videos. Appreciate your input!

Great point! It's true that AI is reshaping many industries but it also opens doors for us to innovate and upgrade our skills. I'll soon make a video on how to use AI as a tool to help you. Keep learning and stay open to change!

@@RajeevBera Thanks for your guidance sir.

@kabeerfcc4153 You are Welcome. Just remember - It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.