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I'm joining btech cse(ai/ml) , college starts in august... (Low tier2 college)

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Acc to my syllabus:

Sem 1 Python + Python Lab.

sem 2 C Programming.

Sem 3 Java + Data Structures.

Sem 4 onwards DBMS, OS, Algorithms, Machine Learning.

Later semesters Computer Vision, NLP, Deep Learning, Generative AI.

I keep getting conflicting advice,many people say I should start with C++ right now because it's the most popular language for DSA, coding interviews, and placements.

Others say I should start with Python because it's my first-semester language and is used in ai/ml, which is the specialization I'm pursuing.

I just want to maximize my chances of getting good internships and placements by the end of my degree.

If you were starting from scratch with this syllabus and had about 1-2 months before college starts, would you:

  1. Learn Python first and follow the college curriculum?

  2. Learn C++ first for DSA and interviews?

  3. Learn both (if so, in what order)?

Would appreciate advice from seniors, especially those who have gone through placements🥰.

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u/ShameArtistic5701 — 13 days ago
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Laptop suggestion

Chose btech cse(ai/ml)

need to buy a laptop/gaming laptop that has the power to run all the softwares without any issues, need high power as it's going to be used for 4 years. Should be able to run everything smoothly with good battery life. Need help

Budget >60k

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u/ShameArtistic5701 — 28 days ago