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I have GTA 5 1.36 and I want to play multiplayer with my friend.Tell ne ways I can play in my version

Hey Everyone,

I'm currently in Class 11.

My main goal after 12th is to pursue CSE or a related engineering branch.

I've always been interested in technology, not just coding. I love exploring different domains like software development, AI, game development, cybersecurity, Linux, open source, and even 3D modeling. Right now, I'm trying to explore as much as I can and eventually figure out what I truly enjoy.

A few months ago I started learning Python and covered the basics, but had to stop because of studies. Now I'm getting back into it and I don't really know what the best path is from here.

The more I explore, the more confused I get. Every platform and every creator seems to have a different roadmap. Some say to learn Python first, others say C++, some say start building projects immediately, while others say to focus on DSA or web development. It feels a bit overwhelming.

So I wanted to ask the seniors here:

- If you were in my position, how would you start?

- What roadmap would you follow during Classes 11 and 12?

- How much time should I realistically dedicate to coding alongside studies?

- Should I continue with Python and then move to C++, or is there a better approach?

- What free resources, communities, or habits helped you the most?

- Are there any mistakes you made that you'd recommend avoiding?

I'd really appreciate advice from seniors or anyone who's already gone through this journey.

Thanks :)

Hey Everyone,

I'm currently in Class 11.

My main goal after 12th is to pursue CSE or a related engineering branch.

I've always been interested in technology, not just coding. I love exploring different domains like software development, AI, game development, cybersecurity, Linux, open source, and even 3D modeling. Right now, I'm trying to explore as much as I can and eventually figure out what I truly enjoy.

A few months ago I started learning Python and covered the basics, but had to stop because of studies. Now I'm getting back into it and I don't really know what the best path is from here.

The more I explore, the more confused I get. Every platform and every creator seems to have a different roadmap. Some say to learn Python first, others say C++, some say start building projects immediately, while others say to focus on DSA or web development. It feels a bit overwhelming.

So I wanted to ask the seniors here:

- If you were in my position, how would you start?

- What roadmap would you follow during Classes 11 and 12?

- How much time should I realistically dedicate to coding alongside studies?

- Should I continue with Python and then move to C++, or is there a better approach?

- What free resources, communities, or habits helped you the most?

- Are there any mistakes you made that you'd recommend avoiding?

I'd really appreciate advice from seniors or anyone who's already gone through this journey.

Thanks :)

I’ve been using my Redragon K617 Fizz for around 1 year and 15 days, and suddenly the keyboard started having serious issues.

The RGB lights are not responding properly anymore, and many keys from the QWERTY row and bottom row either stop working randomly or don’t respond correctly.

I tried reconnecting, restarting, different USB ports, and basic troubleshooting, but the problem is still there.

What’s even more frustrating is that the customer service experience [Origin Marketing]

Has anyone else faced this issue with the K617 Fizz?

Any help would be appreciated.