u/GetYoDogAhOn

I’m trying to master python by the summer any recommendations on what to do after completing CS50 python. I do leetcode sometimes and just started working on GitHub repo 30 days of python, but I was wondering if there are better ways to master it faster.

I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for plugins to build a tool that helps me monitor the stock market for eg look for under and over priced options? Also any tips to lower usage costs is greatly appreciated

Just graduated NOVA. I’m trying to master python this summer. I have decent knowledge in data structures and OOP, what other topics should I learn over the summer to not fall behind when I start my junior year? Other than python I only know java, should I learn any other languages

This is my first semster, I was registering for COMM101 I see some of them have a linked section/lab and some do not. The one I selected does not have a linked section for the lab to it does this mean it does not require a lab? Its section DA8

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I graduate with A.S in CS in 2 weeks from NOVA. I already got accepted into Mason I registered for a few classes and after this spring I should have a total of 68 credits. In my degree audit it shows I still need 90 credits, I saw that if you get into Mason with guaranteed admission you'll get Mason-core waived but I didnt know that I simply applied. Does anyone who came from NOVA know if I will have mason core waived? why does it show I need 90 credits when I already have 68.

I completed Calc 1-3, linear algebra, discrete math, 3 CS classes and a bunch of other electives