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The projects are vibecoded and basically I think I wasted a lot of time just vibecoding stuff and thought that I am being productive. Also in the second project, I made the project (vibecoding ofc) but the github repo is my friend's so I didn't include it (Will change that).

I have done arrays and strings and did some questions on leetcode. I am able to do mostly all the easy questions but in medium questions, I am able to find a brute force approach but I am not able to optimize my code for big test cases. So I am hoping to find some people who are in the same situation as me and we can discuss them together and be consistent. I am doing this in cpp. I am from India.

I have done arrays and strings and did some questions on leetcode. I am able to do mostly all the easy questions but in medium questions, I am able to find a brute force approach but I am not able to optimize my code for big test cases. So I am hoping to find some people who are in the same situation as me and we can discuss them together and be consistent. I am doing this in cpp

I have done arrays and strings and did some questions on leetcode. I am able to do mostly all the easy questions but in medium questions, I am able to find a brute force approach but I am not able to optimize my code for big test cases. So I am hoping to find some people who are in the same situation as me and we can discuss them together and be consistent. I am doing this in cpp

So basically I am following DSA playlist of Raghav sir who is teaching C++ DSA in decode C++ 2.0 batch. I like his way of teaching and comfortable with him so I chose him. I also learnt C programming from him only. But the thing is I am just watching his lectures, solving his assignments and then practicing questions on strivers sheet. Even i striver's sheet, i am not able to do even the very basic questions in one go but i think that's a sheet problem as i can do that exact question in vs code because in sheet, it's written as class solution etc and i VScode, we simple write #include <iostream> and all that stuff. My logic is correct when i solve the sheet, but there are always some small issues left but that is not my concern right now. My concern is that then what is the difference between learning DSA and learning PCM when i was in my JEE prep. Like at that time too, i used to watch lecture, solve examples and maybe some DPP and then do PYQ or any other practice questions. How is then DSA even relating to my coding journey or me learning actual coding and programming.

Also my initial plan was to do my DSA till 4 PM, then will finish my Web Dev till 8:30 or 9 and then do Figma. But the problem is that DSA takes time and breaks. Also I can only pull of this when I am literally having no breaks, no watching movies and stuff, and no sleeping. Whenever I play cricket, I need my sleep in the afternoon and because of that, I am only able to do my DSA. This is not even the biggest problem in learning Web Dev. The main problem is that CSS is really long and lengthy and it has so many tags and everything that it is really difficult to remember. I am just always confused between just revising the old stuff again and again or like actually move forward and learn flexbox, grid and bootstrap which were my only left topic. Also I keep switching courses in hope of finding the perfect one but I think that is not the case. Like even writing this, I am thinking of moving forward to learning those 3 topics from Angela YU's course, but another thought is that I can complete it from Apna college, or even just 1-2 hr video of brocade or any other teacher and just start really making a web page using HTML and CSS.

I am not really confused with Figma as I believe I can learn the basics and make really good posters in just a week of dedicating it to Figma only so no stress of that but other than that, I am having guilt that I am not able to perform well according to me.

There is one more big issue here. I want to move forward in the field of Data science or Data analyst or AIML or AI engineer but I don't even know python and no nothing about these. I am literally doing Web Dev instead of what field I actually will seek my job in. Sometimes I think I am doing Web Dev just because it will be needed for sure in any path I would go and I really like participating in Hackathons and have never won a single one of them which I believe is because of my Web dev. Also maybe I am wrong but I have heard that landing internships in Web dev is comparatively easier than other field. The reason why I actually don't want to pursue Web dev only in my job too is because of people saying that it is dead and AI will completely take over it which is to be fair somewhat true. My plan, which I am currently thinking is to do Web dev, DSA and Figma for my whole 2nd year and then just focus on the particular field I want to work in the my whole 3rd year and do some more left over topics.

I really need answers for these.

So basically I am following DSA playlist of Raghav sir who is teaching C++ DSA in decode C++ 2.0 batch. I like his way of teaching and comfortable with him so I chose him. I also learnt C programming from him only. But the thing is I am just watching his lectures, solving his assignments and then practicing questions on strivers sheet. Even i striver's sheet, i am not able to do even the very basic questions in one go but i think that's a sheet problem as i can do that exact question in vs code because in sheet, it's written as class solution etc and i VScode, we simple write #include <iostream> and all that stuff. My logic is correct when i solve the sheet, but there are always some small issues left but that is not my concern right now. My concern is that then what is the difference between learning DSA and learning PCM when i was in my JEE prep. Like at that time too, i used to watch lecture, solve examples and maybe some DPP and then do PYQ or any other practice questions. How is then DSA even relating to my coding journey or me learning actual coding and programming.

Also my initial plan was to do my DSA till 4 PM, then will finish my Web Dev till 8:30 or 9 and then do Figma. But the problem is that DSA takes time and breaks. Also I can only pull of this when I am literally having no breaks, no watching movies and stuff, and no sleeping. Whenever I play cricket, I need my sleep in the afternoon and because of that, I am only able to do my DSA. This is not even the biggest problem in learning Web Dev. The main problem is that CSS is really long and lengthy and it has so many tags and everything that it is really difficult to remember. I am just always confused between just revising the old stuff again and again or like actually move forward and learn flexbox, grid and bootstrap which were my only left topic. Also I keep switching courses in hope of finding the perfect one but I think that is not the case. Like even writing this, I am thinking of moving forward to learning those 3 topics from Angela YU's course, but another thought is that I can complete it from Apna college, or even just 1-2 hr video of brocade or any other teacher and just start really making a web page using HTML and CSS.

I am not really confused with Figma as I believe I can learn the basics and make really good posters in just a week of dedicating it to Figma only so no stress of that but other than that, I am having guilt that I am not able to perform well according to me.

There is one more big issue here. I want to move forward in the field of Data science or Data analyst or AIML or AI engineer but I don't even know python and no nothing about these. I am literally doing Web Dev instead of what field I actually will seek my job in. Sometimes I think I am doing Web Dev just because it will be needed for sure in any path I would go and I really like participating in Hackathons and have never won a single one of them which I believe is because of my Web dev. Also maybe I am wrong but I have heard that landing internships in Web dev is comparatively easier than other field. The reason why I actually don't want to pursue Web dev only in my job too is because of people saying that it is dead and AI will completely take over it which is to be fair somewhat true. My plan, which I am currently thinking is to do Web dev, DSA and Figma for my whole 2nd year and then just focus on the particular field I want to work in the my whole 3rd year and do some more left over topics.

I really need answers for these.

Summary - Main concerns: DSA feels like JEE-style question solving rather than programming. Difficulty balancing DSA, Web Dev, Figma, cricket, breaks, and sleep. CSS feels overwhelming and hard to remember. Constant course-switching and search for the "perfect" resource for web dev. Guilt about not progressing as fast as planned. Interest in AI/ML or Data Science but currently focusing on Web Dev. Fear that Web Dev may not be the best long-term career path. Uncertainty about whether your current roadmap (2nd year foundations in web dev, 3rd year specialization in DS or aiml) is correct.

So basically I am following DSA playlist of Raghav sir who is teaching C++ DSA in decode C++ 2.0 batch. I like his way of teaching and comfortable with him so I chose him. I also learnt C programming from him only. But the thing is I am just watching his lectures, solving his assignments and then practicing questions on strivers sheet. Even i striver's sheet, i am not able to do even the very basic questions in one go but i think that's a sheet problem as i can do that exact question in vs code because in sheet, it's written as class solution etc and i VScode, we simple write #include <iostream> and all that stuff. My logic is correct when i solve the sheet, but there are always some small issues left but that is not my concern right now. My concern is that then what is the difference between learning DSA and learning PCM when i was in my JEE prep. Like at that time too, i used to watch lecture, solve examples and maybe some DPP and the do PWQ or any other practice questions. How is then DSA even relating to my coding journey or me learning actual coding and programming.

Also my initial plan was to do my DSA till 4 PM, then will finish my Web Dev till 8:30 or 9 and then do Figma. But the problem is that DSA takes time and breaks. Also I can only pull of this when I am literally having no breaks, no watching movies and stuff, and no sleeping. Whenever I play cricket, I need my sleep in the afternoon and because of that, I am only able to do my DSA. This is not even the biggest problem in learning Web Dev. The main problem is that CSS is really long and lengthy and it has so many tags and everything that it is really difficult to remember. I am just always confused between just revising the old stuff again and again or like actually move forward and learn flexbox, grid and bootstrap which were my only left topic. Also I keep switching courses in hope of finding the perfect one but I think that is not the case. Like even writing this, I am thinking of moving forward to learning those 3 topics from Angela YU's course, but another thought is that I can complete it from Apna college, or even just 1-2 hr video of brocade or any other teacher and just start really making a web page using HTML and CSS.

I am not really confused with Figma as I believe I can learn the basics and make really good posters in just a week of dedicating it to Figma only so no stress of that but other than that, I am having guilt that I am not able to perform well according to me.

There is one more big issue here. I want to move forward in the field of Data science or Data analyst or AIML or AI engineer but I don't even know python and no nothing about these. I am literally doing Web Dev instead of what field I actually will seek my job in. Sometimes I think I am doing Web Dev just because it will be needed for sure in any path I would go and I really like participating in Hackathons and have never won a single one of them which I believe is because of my Web dev. Also maybe I am wrong but I have heard that landing internships in Web dev is comparatively easier than other field. The reason why I actually don't want to pursue Web dev only in my job too is because of people saying that it is dead and AI will completely take over it which is to be fair somewhat true. My plan, which I am currently thinking is to do Web dev, DSA and Figma for my whole 2nd year and then just focus on the particular field I want to work in the my whole 3rd year and do some more left over topics.

I really need answers for these.

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I have a web dev course on Udemy (purchased by my brother) but the problem is that it's completely in English. I understand it well but can't remember much out of it. I believe I can learn a lot better with my more comfortable language. Was thinking about code with harry sigma

I have a web dev course on udemy (purchased by my brother) but the problem is that it's completely in English. I understand it well but can't remember much out of it. I believe I can learn a lot better with my more comfortable language.

I have a web dev course on udemy (purchased by my brother) but the problem is that it's completely in English. I understand it well but can't remember much out of it. I believe I can learn a lot better with my more comfortable language.

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I will be starting my dsa journey with raghav bhaiya but there are some topics that are not taught by him in the batch so can I study that particular topic from striver or luv babbar ? Also the advanced topics are not taught by him so I have to change for that too. What should I do, should I completely follow striver or luv babbar or mix. Sorry if this question sounds silly to you

I also want to earn but most of these look so fake and I have been fooled some times and have never got money.

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I know this question has been asked thousands of times, but I wanna know how to start and which free resources to follow. By my research, i was thinking of watching the apna college dsa playlist till arrays and then follow love babbar cpp series and also do striver sheet side by side. Is this ok ? I know C programming too.

I am currently in 2nd sem and will start with dsa in cpp. But when i saw the syllabus, I also saw java so I was thinking in which language should I do dsa in. I am from cse branch. Seniors, kindly help.