Can you guys suggest me do's and don'ts

You should start learning the languages like c and c++ and as u are in 2nd year i hope that u learnt these languages.So you can start core java.I think you should not waste your time and should start practicing for Aptitude ques and all...

Do we get jobs for c and cpp?

yes why not

Very less I think

Very less I think

a lot of C++ jobs out there. everywhere where high-performance, low latency or real-time computations are required there is a job offer for C/C++ programmers

At least around where I live, there are a lot of jobs for embedded developers given the recent boom of IoT

Hi guys I am completed c and c++ programming. Then what I should learn Java or data structure

But what is difference between them

java is a different programing language ma'am

Hey I am in second year of VIIT college. So don't say me again as ma'am.

so basically data structure is needed to learn java ?

😄😄i am also in second year

From which college?

I think MIT Pune 😶

Data structure is needed to understand things like stack overflow buffer overflow.memory allocation and other stuff and if you know that you'll be able to implement any prog language for better and real life issues rather than just coding a calculator

It'll help you to understand concepts and get clear understanding if you really want to learn else you can learn python and be leet or directly learn java

ohh thanks for the explanation :p

yeah

Ohh I am from VIIT pune

Learn not for jobs but for skills. There's a lot c is capable of more than we imagine 🙂

Learn not for jobs but for skills. There's a lot c is capable of more than we imagine 🙂

But Java and phyton are different language or not?

looks like you know the c language very well

You should start learning the languages like c and c++ and as u are in 2nd year i hope that u learnt these languages.So you can start core java.I think you should not waste your time and should start practicing for Aptitude ques and all...

Thankyou sis, yes I have learnt about c, all they taught was just a few programs and Lil bit concept...n people who r working in it say what you learn n what you do in your job is different...... So how to be industry efficient

Can any one who's been working in it can tell me yes I have learnt about c, all they taught was just a few programs and Lil bit concept...n people who r working in it say what you learn n what you do in your job is different...... So how to be industry efficient

then i have some doubts

You can ping me tomorrow. I'll be free. I'll try to clear your doubts

What's a kernel

You use operating system? What os you use on your PC?

What's the basic programming of windows, what language it's written in?

What's the basic programming of windows, what language it's written in?

I just want to clarify: are you suggesting to a person that's relatively new to programing to write kernel? 🤔

If I'm not wrong he said he is clear at concepts and he knows how it works and wants to gain extra knowledge which maybe beneficial for industry. That's why I said. And no one is expert, not me nor you nor anyone. We just all are explorers. Aren't we?

If I'm not wrong he said he is clear at concepts and he knows how it works and wants to gain extra knowledge which maybe beneficial for industry. That's why I said. And no one is expert, not me nor you nor anyone. We just all are explorers. Aren't we?

Did you, yourself write a working kernel? Who writes kernels in industry? 🤔 There are myriad of more realistic and useful tasks

Well I didn't alone wrote anything. And maybe you know better but I know what I'm talking sir/ma'am. If you want to show that you are best it's okay.i already said I ain't a developer. And there are many things programmers can do. But yes I atleast know 7 operating system devs which worked on Linux projects so I know how it works. I don't need to define what I did. If it offends anyone than I feel sorry

I don't think anyone was offended, it's just very bad advice. The amount of prior knowledge required just to start writing it is huge. No one wrote a working kernel a working usable kernel. It requires years and team of people