you probably dont care but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Kaden Ira i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
The takeaway for me: Competitive Programming improves your debugging skills and you write code faster. On the other hand, Software Development helps you write clean code Design Pattern helps you write clean code
In present scenario which is preferable:- 1. A higher rank at any coding platform along with some projects on my area of interest 2. Major projects with intermidiate knowledge in DSA and DAA 3.Should I balance them and learn parallely .
These big four companies have forced schoolification of the whole process. Just the very reason IIT like places hated coaching centers. It has taken out the originality out of engineers. Once they get selected they dedicate their whole life for singing about the process, while they could be much more. It seems like the best thing in their life is to attach themselves with such organizations. Why don't we see such people to go higher up in the ladder, if they are really so good. Why not a startup from such people who sing song for the process.
Hi Rachit, So I had read about you earlier, but after seeing this video I felt like really good and relatable. You exactly mentioned the points I had for a long time in my mind but couldn't discuss it with anyone. So I have around 4 years of experience in software development work, from system design to backends to deployments, Nodejs, java, angular, react, Redis, messaging queue, AWS, everything. The thing I, unfortunately, had from my college days was fear for competitive programming. I'll admit I have it now as well. Each time I think of starting that, my fear stops me. Fear of not able to do it or I don't know what. I know I need to stop fearing. I started practicing DS Algo from GeeksForGeeks DsAlgo Paid Course, but still, I feel if somehow I could get to learn more about what the Big 4 have in their interviews. If you've read till here, and kept the patience I just wanted to know a few tips and goto start things/places where I could really kickup for real competitive programming. I know you're quite smart and intelligent and busy, yet I request you to just give me a few tips/guide me. I am ready to pay as well. Just I need the foundations. Hope you could have some time and maybe just talk. Big fan here.
Rachit your videos have always helped us everytime. Not only they clear our concepts in DS and algo but also helps us to take decisions regarding our career.
From my college days I am trying to balance both. I totally love to build meaningful side projects and in the process I learn a lot of things like whole new set of tools and designing the architecture of the app I am building and then build it from scratch that is a whole other level of satisfaction. Also when I get bored from building something I take small breaks and in that time I solve lot of DSA problems.
He sounds so much like me speaking in front of a camera (obviously a better version). Some few tips that I would like to give me . 1.increase your speaking vocab, it doesn't mean that you don't have a large set of vocab , it means that you are not in habit of using them. 2. don't try to speak fast, if you will replay it you'll notice that your words are not clear. You have great pronunciation yet your tongue is still not in peace with the language, so try focusing on the pronunciation while speaking hence first speak slowly then increase the speed gradually. I hope this helps someone
Creating a real application is really satisfying 😃 I'm not yet a developer but once I created a small game implementing my own ideas, it really gave me immense pleasure. Competitive programming cannot give me that feeling. But I like to win and that's why I'm gonna stick with coding competition for a couple of years!
Rachit Sir! I am an ECE student but really into software development. I have seen and experienced both worlds of competitive programming and also software development during my internship at Cadence. But one part is missing from your great learnings. We need to make projects that actually bridge this gap between two of them. Love you Rachit Sir. You are the one who guided me on this path. You are my mentor for life. Thanks for all of this 🙏🙇🙏🙇🙏💕
I am in the second category, it's very difficult to get as good in competitive programming as new students after being a settled software engineer. And yes, a female coder too! Now you won't have feminism problems...
I would say "Just do whatever that interests you". I'm rn doing my Btech cse 3rd yr and I'm a full stack web developer. I started doing development in the end of 1st yr just coz I was fascinated by dev clubs, apps, websites etc.. They seem so cool and I'm still thrilled by creating stuffs. I'm not that much into competitive coding so I spent most of my time developing websites and stuffs. Coz of my side-projects, I bagged two internships more easily than non developers(competitive coders). Maybe they would get something else.. My point is, do whatever you like with passion and you'll be rewarded :) Good luck!
we know what is swe and what is cp in video you are just describing their briefs but we want to know that if we had spent all the time on cp then after getting placed whether companies will give us time to learn any particular tech to develop softwares or whether they train us for any tech which they are using for devlopment??? this is the main doubt which you should be focusing on.(in next video I hope you clarify this)
Strong knowledge of data-structures and algorithms helps in your day to day software engineer job as well. If one hasn't invested any time in these areas, it's difficult for them to understand when they need to remove duplicates from a csv file uploaded on web, why an intuitive approach of matching each element with each element is not a good idea, if the items could be a lot. Or why it's sometimes better to write simpler database queries, and then doing some in-memory post-processing, than to run way too bulky COLSCAN aggregation queries on the database. On the other hand, having a developer's experience tells you that there are other things than time complexity, that decide how good a real-world algorithm is. A linear algorithm sometimes performs way faster compared to a logarithmic algorithm, and will continue to perform better, if your usecase has a very clear limit on number of inputs. (before panicking about what I just said, try using any in-memory embedded SQL library, that basically uses a B-tree, and compare it's performance with a simple linear search, for a few 100 or thousand entries). It's important for a software developer to make the right trade-offs. And it's important to have strong DSA foundation to know what your trade-offs should be based on. You can't really understand and appreciate the indexes in a database, if you don't know how trees work. I recently had a colleague with a list of certifications under his belt, who was claiming that MongoDB has a bug, because his average query is not using the indexes that he is creating. I asked him what would be the time-complexity of visiting all the nodes of a tree? He said log(n). And that explained why he assumed that an average aggregation will ever use an index.
Focus on solving real world problems, after getting good with implementing ds and algo's, don't just drown into world of competitive programming, be good with it though, because the world needs your problem solving skills, to be utilized for solving some of the toughest and impactful problems in the world
It's so funny that many students these days who have no idea whether they really want to be a software developer or not start competitive programming to get a job as a developer from 1st semester just to realise later that this is not something what they wanna do. We all think that software development is just making the software work. But I think it's not !! We need to make our code testable , follow good architecture , make design choices at each step which will impact the scalability of our software and most importantly write the kind of code which even if we look at after a year it should read like a well written poem.
for someone who is working in a service-based company as a front-end developer, is competitive programming required for them to get into a product-based company and still continue as a front-end developer?
Hir sir, I am software developer and i have 1.4 year experience and my data structure and algorithms is not good I can solve easy and medium problem but sometimes i am stuck in some problem.sir i need to improve my data structure and algorithms or i should focus on learning and my development skills.@ranchit jain pls
Hi, Rachit Bhaiya I get to know about Competitive Programming after 1.5 years of my BTech. Is it too late to cover all the topics of Competitive Programming in 2 years because two years are remaining in my BTech.
Thank you so much for clearing such an important doubts..Sir I have a question..in your opinion to be a good full stack developer, what are the best technologies/programming languages/Frameworks for a freelancer, for a startups and also for a software developer in a company..i know to answer my question,may be you have to write a lot.. but i am sincerely requesting you Sir, please give me your opinions..it will be extremely helpful for my career..i will be grateful to you 🙏🙏🙏...
I'm in a wierd spot... I have experience with software development (web development) and I'm in college... And I don't like competitive programming at all
After watching this video, I feel that knowledge from CP will only refine your development skills and help you to be a great Software Engineer (talking from the perspective of someone who wants to be an SE). And one should try to imbibe and apply the best practices from both the worlds.
CP is so much more than DSA knowledge. Sure, basic DSA would help u in a SWE career but not the core CP that is there in ACM ICPC and the likes. There is a fine line between practicing DSA problems and practicing math puzzles. The former is fundamental CS, the latter is just a way to get into FAANG.
I was thinking about it very recently because I know a little bit of both competitive programming and software development. In order to get a job people have to be extremely good at one thing either competitive programming or software development.
if they're from US: they might forgot what they've learned in CP if they're from india: they'll probably brag about cp, interview problems for next 1600 years on quora(need validation? check out profile of top indian faang employees on quora), or probably some of them will open their shop to sell interview courses
Hi Rachit. Again an awesome video from your side. Keep up the good work. :). I had a question, let's say I have 3-4 months before I apply to Google/Facebook. It means I can only do one LeetCode/CP. I have many seniors working for Google, who say Leetcoding 300-400 qn's is enough for Google. I am confused, what to do. Any suggestions?
do you think that interviewing the experienced SD whose life is spent in making and maintaining codes with different techniques and also solved the algos but linearly are asked for cyclic graphs and etc is correct ? what if the interviewer was asked to answer for the concept of time dilation ?
Bhaiya .. I am in 1styear in tier 3 collage ... So I need cp or software development will help to go good companies ... right now which is important for me ...( I am into both of them ) ..
Bhaiya can you plz help me . How to learn backend development and resources to follow. Is it necessary to learn front end first. If yes, then plz mention the resources from where you learnt it.
I was little clear about both but after watching this video I am confused about what to do being in college , only Cp or projects as well. Please like my comment if you too are stuck in the same dilemma.
I have 6 years of development experience in .NET MVC, C#, jQuery, SQL etc. Just started giving interviews in Jan and got rejected in 4 interviews back to back because all of them are taking 1st round as coding round and asking Algo/DS on platforms like hacker earth or even on IDE. Well its frustrating. I have started solving Algo and DS rather focusing on .NET/SQL/Bootstrap etc. Product based companies probably want super men for development.
@@Me.anything brdr as i am frsher and i have join a startup company and now i learn 3tier architecture , i was understand why we use 3tier architecture but i did n't able to code and i think i quit that job 😑
@@shivsharma-jf1fe Don't quit. Spend as much time on your project and MVC. Slowly -2 you will catch it. I was at same level back then in 2014-15 when I started working on MVC. It takes some time to get hands on.
Hello bhaiya very much excited 🤗🤗 Please thoda basics se chalu karna please I am in 12th and "hopefully" this year 2019-2020 will be going in first year of engineering.....And really bhaiya you are my inspiration ❤ ♥
Hello! I am in first year of my college and I really want to make it to google! I want to be a Full Stack Developer. for that I learnt Front end- 1. Html and CSS 2. JavaScript 3. React.Js Backend- Node JS or sometimes I do use firebase! But I dont focus on data structures and algorithms that much... what should I do?
I agree that competitve programming is important. But what do I study to get started with it? What resources do I use? Everyone seems to use only C++ ,no Java nor JavaScript.
Yes! For any development profile (big/small company) they will test your skills in Data Structures and Algorithms. Its just that Big 10 interviews are in depth and cover a wider scope of the subject. I have been interviewed in some small companies who only tested me for arrays, strings and linked list while top 10 would cover graphs and trees as well
Bro I got placed in tcs last year.i am not good at competive programming.if I mastered data structures and algorithms, is it possible to switch from tcs to other higher product based companies like amazon ,Microsoft ,google etc
Guys I still confused I am a software developer/engineer thanks to StackOverflow but can't do competitive programming will society accept me please reply is it okay to software but not good a coder????????????????
What's the relationship between devops and soft dev and how are they different....what are the pre reqs for devops ,is significant coding involved in devops?
so basically, CP is for GETTING a job, and SD is for DOING a job
I am currently working as a software developer in an MNC. Now my confusion of my life got cleared. Thanks for the awesome video.
This doubt is now solved for a generation of engineers to come!
I asked the same question to you few months back lol.. You gave me the same answer. Tysm
you probably dont care but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Antonio Bryan instablaster :)
@Kaden Ira i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Kaden Ira It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out !
What a beautiful video, got all of my questions answered. Subscribed!
The takeaway for me:
Competitive Programming improves your debugging skills and you write code faster.
On the other hand, Software Development helps you write clean code
Design Pattern helps you write clean code
He indirectly mentioned that whatever is asked in an interview, is not applied/much use in the work that you are going to do there.
Absolutely brother 👍
In present scenario which is preferable:-
1. A higher rank at any coding platform along with some projects on my area of interest
2. Major projects with intermidiate knowledge in DSA and DAA
3.Should I balance them and learn parallely .
3
1
Politically correct answer: 3
Real answer(and what you should care about): 1
Hey! You copied my dp. XD
@Competitive Pro with Gb design and analysis of algorithms
No one:
rachit: segment trees
Completely agreed on how software development helps with real life problems
These big four companies have forced schoolification of the whole process. Just the very reason IIT like places hated coaching centers. It has taken out the originality out of engineers. Once they get selected they dedicate their whole life for singing about the process, while they could be much more. It seems like the best thing in their life is to attach themselves with such organizations. Why don't we see such people to go higher up in the ladder, if they are really so good. Why not a startup from such people who sing song for the process.
Easier said than done I guess
Are kahena Kya chate ho
@@vasutiwari4187 simple bhai
He is saying why dream only of job doers not job creaters
@Rakesh Gupta I am stealing that line....
Perfect time to fit AlgoExpert, You have marketing skills as well. Btw Great video by Rachit Jain (CP, SDE and Marketing Expert) 🙂
Whaaasssuuppguysjowzzyoidoing ?
🤣🤣🤣
You're such a deep learner.. Thanks a lot for your mentoring ❤️
Hi Rachit,
So I had read about you earlier, but after seeing this video I felt like really good and relatable.
You exactly mentioned the points I had for a long time in my mind but couldn't discuss it with anyone.
So I have around 4 years of experience in software development work, from system design to backends to deployments, Nodejs, java, angular, react, Redis, messaging queue, AWS, everything.
The thing I, unfortunately, had from my college days was fear for competitive programming. I'll admit I have it now as well. Each time I think of starting that, my fear stops me. Fear of not able to do it or I don't know what. I know I need to stop fearing.
I started practicing DS Algo from GeeksForGeeks DsAlgo Paid Course, but still, I feel if somehow I could get to learn more about what the Big 4 have in their interviews.
If you've read till here, and kept the patience I just wanted to know a few tips and goto start things/places where I could really kickup for real competitive programming.
I know you're quite smart and intelligent and busy, yet I request you to just give me a few tips/guide me. I am ready to pay as well. Just I need the foundations. Hope you could have some time and maybe just talk.
Big fan here.
Rachit your videos have always helped us everytime. Not only they clear our concepts in DS and algo but also helps us to take decisions regarding our career.
Great video explanation, I like the line where you say, you can apply Agile to ease your life. All the best keep inspiring.
From my college days I am trying to balance both.
I totally love to build meaningful side projects and in the process I learn a lot of things like whole new set of tools and designing the architecture of the app I am building and then build it from scratch that is a whole other level of satisfaction.
Also when I get bored from building something I take small breaks and in that time I solve lot of DSA problems.
He sounds so much like me speaking in front of a camera (obviously a better version).
Some few tips that I would like to give me .
1.increase your speaking vocab, it doesn't mean that you don't have a large set of vocab , it means that you are not in habit of using them.
2. don't try to speak fast, if you will replay it you'll notice that your words are not clear.
You have great pronunciation yet your tongue is still not in peace with the language, so try focusing on the pronunciation while speaking hence first speak slowly then increase the speed gradually.
I hope this helps someone
Thanks, brother, you have given me an answer which bothered me for a long time. I am starting competitive programming.
Creating a real application is really satisfying 😃
I'm not yet a developer but once I created a small game implementing my own ideas, it really gave me immense pleasure.
Competitive programming cannot give me that feeling. But I like to win and that's why I'm gonna stick with coding competition for a couple of years!
@Eren Jaeger I'm a high school student.
lmao
@@RamisaAnjum bruh
4:49 it's really true because of this thing there are so many "why did i leave my job at google/facebook..." videos
This video is one of its kind. Thanks for making our life so easy now.
you are an inspiration to all competitive programming lovers 🤓
Rachit Sir! I am an ECE student but really into software development. I have seen and experienced both worlds of competitive programming and also software development during my internship at Cadence. But one part is missing from your great learnings. We need to make projects that actually bridge this gap between two of them.
Love you Rachit Sir. You are the one who guided me on this path. You are my mentor for life. Thanks for all of this 🙏🙇🙏🙇🙏💕
Which year are you now in 2020 to 2021??
You just can't get over segment trees.
Helpful video. Thanks.
I was thinking about this just this morning! Thank you!
I am in the second category, it's very difficult to get as good in competitive programming as new students after being a settled software engineer. And yes, a female coder too! Now you won't have feminism problems...
@AJ Cruz' same😓.I have to go to cp.
Thanks for this one bro really felt somewhat out of the puzzle now!❣️
I would say "Just do whatever that interests you". I'm rn doing my Btech cse 3rd yr and I'm a full stack web developer. I started doing development in the end of 1st yr just coz I was fascinated by dev clubs, apps, websites etc.. They seem so cool and I'm still thrilled by creating stuffs. I'm not that much into competitive coding so I spent most of my time developing websites and stuffs. Coz of my side-projects, I bagged two internships more easily than non developers(competitive coders). Maybe they would get something else.. My point is, do whatever you like with passion and you'll be rewarded :) Good luck!
we know what is swe and what is cp in video you are just describing their briefs but we want to know that if we had spent all the time on cp then after getting placed whether companies will give us time to learn any particular tech to develop softwares or whether they train us for any tech which they are using for devlopment??? this is the main doubt which you should be focusing on.(in next video I hope you clarify this)
Strong knowledge of data-structures and algorithms helps in your day to day software engineer job as well.
If one hasn't invested any time in these areas, it's difficult for them to understand when they need to remove duplicates from a csv file uploaded on web, why an intuitive approach of matching each element with each element is not a good idea, if the items could be a lot.
Or why it's sometimes better to write simpler database queries, and then doing some in-memory post-processing, than to run way too bulky COLSCAN aggregation queries on the database.
On the other hand, having a developer's experience tells you that there are other things than time complexity, that decide how good a real-world algorithm is. A linear algorithm sometimes performs way faster compared to a logarithmic algorithm, and will continue to perform better, if your usecase has a very clear limit on number of inputs. (before panicking about what I just said, try using any in-memory embedded SQL library, that basically uses a B-tree, and compare it's performance with a simple linear search, for a few 100 or thousand entries).
It's important for a software developer to make the right trade-offs.
And it's important to have strong DSA foundation to know what your trade-offs should be based on.
You can't really understand and appreciate the indexes in a database, if you don't know how trees work. I recently had a colleague with a list of certifications under his belt, who was claiming that MongoDB has a bug, because his average query is not using the indexes that he is creating.
I asked him what would be the time-complexity of visiting all the nodes of a tree? He said log(n). And that explained why he assumed that an average aggregation will ever use an index.
this is true , when you don’t know number of inputs time complexity will be log(n) which eventually feels like a bug.
Ruk ja bhai😂😂
What does a 'good competitive programmer' mean. I am fairly regular in Codechef and I shunt between 300-600 rank in division 1. But I feel confused.
Thank You, Rachit!
Focus on solving real world problems, after getting good with implementing ds and algo's, don't just drown into world of competitive programming, be good with it though, because the world needs your problem solving skills, to be utilized for solving some of the toughest and impactful problems in the world
Hello bro I have one query
A Programmer is ultimately a problem solver be through software development or competitive programing 👍🤔
Great insights Rachit. Thanks for the video
It's so funny that many students these days who have no idea whether they really want to be a software developer or not start competitive programming to get a job as a developer from 1st semester just to realise later that this is not something what they wanna do.
We all think that software development is just making the software work.
But I think it's not !!
We need to make our code testable , follow good architecture , make design choices at each step which will impact the scalability of our software and most importantly write the kind of code which even if we look at after a year it should read like a well written poem.
Wow! You’re soo on point. 👍🏻
Great Explanation!!
Basically
BCA - Competitive Programming
MCA - Development
No way I am in BCA 2ND year and I am a self taught Node.js backend developer.
I am in school and I am Xamarin & Flutter developer , So what are you trying to say IDK TBH!
@@arghadeepmisra7865 Damm you are too much ahead of your age.
for someone who is working in a service-based company as a front-end developer, is competitive programming required for them to get into a product-based company and still continue as a front-end developer?
Yes
Hir sir,
I am software developer and i have 1.4 year experience and my data structure and algorithms is not good
I can solve easy and medium problem but sometimes i am stuck in some problem.sir i need to improve my data structure and algorithms or i should focus on learning and my development skills.@ranchit jain pls
Hi, Rachit Bhaiya I get to know about Competitive Programming after 1.5 years of my BTech. Is it too late to cover all the topics of Competitive Programming in 2 years because two years are remaining in my BTech.
2 years are more than enough. Log 4-5 mahino m expert ho jaate h
Thank you so much for clearing such an important doubts..Sir I have a question..in your opinion to be a good full stack developer, what are the best technologies/programming languages/Frameworks for a freelancer, for a startups and also for a software developer in a company..i know to answer my question,may be you have to write a lot.. but i am sincerely requesting you Sir, please give me your opinions..it will be extremely helpful for my career..i will be grateful to you 🙏🙏🙏...
I think solving problems from leet code is enough to be good at problem solving. NO NEED TO BE A EXPERT TO BE A SDE.
Good video but I swear I will reverse all linked list on the internet, if I see that video once again.
I'm in a wierd spot... I have experience with software development (web development) and I'm in college... And I don't like competitive programming at all
what was the name of the book for development??
it wasn't clear
After watching this video, I feel that knowledge from CP will only refine your development skills and help you to be a great Software Engineer (talking from the perspective of someone who wants to be an SE). And one should try to imbibe and apply the best practices from both the worlds.
CP is so much more than DSA knowledge. Sure, basic DSA would help u in a SWE career but not the core CP that is there in ACM ICPC and the likes. There is a fine line between practicing DSA problems and practicing math puzzles. The former is fundamental CS, the latter is just a way to get into FAANG.
*plzzzz make a video bout TOWER RESEARCH*
most wanted
Much awaited
Software engineer is easy learned by an years. Competitive programming takes decades
It's great sir all you please 👍 his efforts.
See the negative people in this world
How they can dislike before listening
Can u talk about tower research , work culture , work life balance ?
obviously every thing is good in tower research...
Rachit works there because he is also from harayana
@@vaibhaves no _WORK LIFE BALANCE_ *SUCKS*
Is it important to be good at competitive coding to enter Data Science.
Sir we can use stl in c++ in coding interviews question???
Yes
Bhaiya conclusion thoda sa or clear kar dete........taki thoda ham jaise bacho ka bhala ho je😅😅😅
Wow ... Best explanation
Thank you! Quite informative! :)
I was thinking about it very recently because I know a little bit of both competitive programming and software development. In order to get a job people have to be extremely good at one thing either competitive programming or software development.
what competitive programmer do after cracking interview in company
if they're from US: they might forgot what they've learned in CP
if they're from india: they'll probably brag about cp, interview problems for next 1600 years on quora(need validation? check out profile of top indian faang employees on quora), or probably some of them will open their shop to sell interview courses
Excellent vlog ..... So unbiased..
Thanks for making such informative quality content.....
You have new subscriber...👍😂😂
Thank you so much for clearing the doubt.....take lots of ❤❤
Pressed the like button before watching 👍👍👍👍
Wow I had same question in my mind
Great video! Very informative..
Android developer also should have good competive programming skills??
Hi Rachit. Again an awesome video from your side. Keep up the good work. :). I had a question, let's say I have 3-4 months before I apply to Google/Facebook. It means I can only do one LeetCode/CP. I have many seniors working for Google, who say Leetcoding 300-400 qn's is enough for Google. I am confused, what to do. Any suggestions?
please make a roadmap of software development from scratch like books,online lec, what topics to focus on (eg DS Algo,dp...)
do you think that interviewing the experienced SD whose life is spent in making and maintaining codes with different techniques and also solved the algos but linearly are asked for cyclic graphs and etc is correct ? what if the interviewer was asked to answer for the concept of time dilation ?
Which design book you mentioned?
Bhaiya .. I am in 1styear in tier 3 collage ... So I need cp or software development will help to go good companies ... right now which is important for me ...( I am into both of them ) ..
Like he said, cp guys are given priority...
Beginning is the end and end is the beginning
Sir is cp is important.. if we have 10 projects
.
What should i learn to become a full stack developer other than de and algo?
Bhaiya got scared about feminism. XD
Yes the most important issue
your way of explainin the idea and simplifying it is really good and motivational
thank you very much
Agile in personal life🤔, probably a weird🙄 yet I feel , much better approach😎...I gonna try this.
Thanks Bhai God bless you
Thank you for the video . 😁
Bhaiya codeforces par 2000+ rating karne me aapko kitna time lag gya.
Uska video hao how I mastered ds also.
Vo dekh
What is the idel time duration to learn daya structures and algorithms
Bhaiya can you plz help me .
How to learn backend development and resources to follow.
Is it necessary to learn front end first.
If yes, then plz mention the resources from where you learnt it.
I was little clear about both but after watching this video I am confused about what to do being in college , only Cp or projects as well. Please like my comment if you too are stuck in the same dilemma.
What are the Big Four companies you are telling ?
I have 6 years of development experience in .NET MVC, C#, jQuery, SQL etc. Just started giving interviews in Jan and got rejected in 4 interviews back to back because all of them are taking 1st round as coding round and asking Algo/DS on platforms like hacker earth or even on IDE. Well its frustrating. I have started solving Algo and DS rather focusing on .NET/SQL/Bootstrap etc. Product based companies probably want super men for development.
Brdr .net mvc is too much tough .
@@shivsharma-jf1fe .NET MVC is easy.
@@Me.anything brdr as i am frsher and i have join a startup company and now i learn 3tier architecture , i was understand why we use 3tier architecture but i did n't able to code and i think i quit that job 😑
@@shivsharma-jf1fe Don't quit. Spend as much time on your project and MVC. Slowly -2 you will catch it. I was at same level back then in 2014-15 when I started working on MVC. It takes some time to get hands on.
@@Me.anything they want work on time oki brdr i try my hard to learn
Hello bhaiya very much excited 🤗🤗
Please thoda basics se chalu karna please I am in 12th and "hopefully" this year 2019-2020 will be going in first year of engineering.....And really bhaiya you are my inspiration ❤ ♥
Great time to start learning . All The best
@@Dauntinghokage Thanks 😀❤
@@shivbhonde2389 ha bhai hello print se start krenge bhai 😂
Hello! I am in first year of my college and I really want to make it to google!
I want to be a Full Stack Developer.
for that I learnt
Front end-
1. Html and CSS
2. JavaScript
3. React.Js
Backend-
Node JS
or sometimes I do use firebase!
But I dont focus on data structures and algorithms that much...
what should I do?
You should probably start DSs and Algos and study them for like an year (including CP) so that you'll be good with the interview..
I agree that competitve programming is important. But what do I study to get started with it? What resources do I use? Everyone seems to use only C++ ,no Java nor JavaScript.
Basically the reason why I do programming with C++ is the speed and my capture to controll every part of the code (Like space-time)
Hi Rachit, I would really appreciate if you can share a little bit about GAME Dev. Thank you in advance.
thank you for sharing
Bro you are very humble
How to balance both
Always a helpful video! :')
Sir what are some top companies who doesn't take aptitude test for hiring process as a full stack developer
bro i need your help i ask to lot doubt, can you help me?
Hey Rachit, how about companies that are not in the Big Four or Big Ten? Do they emphasize as much on Data Structures and Algorithms?
Yes!
For any development profile (big/small company) they will test your skills in Data Structures and Algorithms. Its just that Big 10 interviews are in depth and cover a wider scope of the subject.
I have been interviewed in some small companies who only tested me for arrays, strings and linked list while top 10 would cover graphs and trees as well
Bro I got placed in tcs last year.i am not good at competive programming.if I mastered data structures and algorithms, is it possible to switch from tcs to other higher product based companies like amazon ,Microsoft ,google etc
hi,
ping me.
i am also in tcs(joined in 2019)
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So DSA is only for big four only?...if v r an experienced software developer then don't v need that?
Guys I still confused I am a software developer/engineer thanks to StackOverflow
but can't do competitive programming
will society accept me please reply
is it okay to software but not good a coder????????????????
What's the relationship between devops and soft dev and how are they different....what are the pre reqs for devops ,is significant coding involved in devops?