So I'm doing dsa in c++ as well as learning modern c++ concepts.I want to become c++ developer what concepts should I learn to become a c++ developer , what concepts should I focus on , what are the best resources to learn c++.Also when I try to build something in c++ i don't even know where to start.Its been 4 months I learned C++ and I'm genuinely comfortable with it till now.
So I'm doing dsa in c++ as well as learning modern c++ concepts.I want to become c++ developer what concepts should I learn to become a c++ developer , what concepts should I focus on , what are the best resources to learn c++.Also when I try to build something in c++ i don't even know where to start.Its been 4 months I learned C++ and I'm genuinely comfortable with it till now.
I am making a discord server for Ml , dl , mathematics , physics all into one .If some1 is interested in making such a server with me dm . We can add various features and server would be research and education oriented .
It's been 2 months since I started codeforces , I know basics of all data structures and basic algorithms that are used for them like dfs bfs for graphs and trees , trees traversals , DP basics , prefix sum , heaps , binary search trees etc. Every day i pick 3 problems from chatgpt , every week i pick a topic and solve around 3 problems everyday for a week of above 1000 rating and a few problems of 900 rating that are good and you learn something from them.I am thinking. of starting participating in div.2 contests regularly now, but I don't have confidence that I can solve problems of that level, my friend reached expert on codeforces just by cheating he doesn't even know how to create child parent map in trees.Can any1 provide me guidance about does real learning happens from contests , i have given 2 contests in both i solves A and B questions in 1.3 hour but after contest ended I saw the editorial the solution of D and E seems overwhelming for me.
Im currently learning deep learning with deep mathematical proofs and building it using maths only, like how at each epoch weights gets learned and backpropogated , how we use different gradients for optimizations and how they shift momentum , mechanistic inter. of transformers , reverse engineering dl models .If some1 is interested in this kinda stuff DM.
I started codeforces around a month ago , i pick a topic like binary search/prefix sum or trees then do 3 questions per day for a week of around 800 to 1400 rating.The most annoying thing for me is dp im solving it for weeks now I still can't get hold of it thou I can do 1100 rating questions by myself now still can't understand it properly how it is working.Also sometimes i derive the algorithm but can't code it .Is it normal..?
Hey everyone! I am a college student learning ai and ml.But it's hard to find good resources for ML stuff that also teaches background maths as well as algos and why that specific function is used i cant find good resources.If anyone has please share it would be helpful.