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+ 33
Make something a website game or just something fun put your imagination into it
7th Nov 2019, 6:21 AM
OG Dobs
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+ 35
Go create the next big social media then join the Illuminati like the creators of facebook and Twitter then get rich.
7th Nov 2019, 6:40 PM
Inkosi
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+ 19
Create small projects with any language you like most. e.g. a calculator, a web design, a temperature converter, etc. Making projects makes you master the language as you gain more knowledge each time you build a thing using that programming language.
7th Nov 2019, 10:30 PM
Makzo
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Rajeshwari Dadaji Ahire If you are learning than that's great, what I would suggest you is pick one domain and work on it alone. If you want to do web design then do that for sometime. If you like C or C++ then use that to solve problems in competitive websites. You get what I'm trying to say?
7th Nov 2019, 6:43 AM
Avinesh
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Do not get me wrong but have you mastered any language? I mean are you confident in any of the languages you learnt? Can you answer a critical question in those languages, if not then please you need to check that where have you gone wrong. And also you should not learn so many languages at once.
7th Nov 2019, 6:39 AM
Avinesh
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Rajeshwari Dadaji Ahire Okk So you cimpleted all the main courses, but did you also completed all the extra chapters within mani courses, Like HTML having BootStrap, Java having sortings and algorithms, javascript has Angular, Node, React. js attempt and learn these too
7th Nov 2019, 8:36 AM
ASM
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+ 11
That's pretty cool if you've learned very well all those 13 courses Just put your skills in action
8th Nov 2019, 5:47 AM
Darcy Dev
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+ 10
You have learned the basics of 13 programming languages. Now you must choose one of them and make challenges and code over this language. You will see you need to learn more. If you wanna be great as programmer you must show everyone your skills are the best and you can only get with efforts and hard work. That's I think about the matter.
7th Nov 2019, 10:31 PM
David Rueda 🇪🇸
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I was in the same situation as you a month ago and I decided to now specialize in C and C++ ...I want to create something big... then later I'll work on Python and get to learn AI and Machine Learning
8th Nov 2019, 1:32 PM
Celestino🇰🇪🇫🇷
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Now it's time to start making some projects like to-do list, tic tac toe etc so that you can get a feel about implementation of a language. After making basic projects you can start doing challenges . Learn Test Repeat
8th Nov 2019, 12:52 AM
Rishabh Gupta
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+ 7
Very interesting is machine learning and neural networks, you can use Python etc. for this.
8th Nov 2019, 8:34 AM
Alex Reflec
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+ 5
Said what you said is true ,but not in proper way. Do answer a question only if you have Idea about it
8th Nov 2019, 2:10 AM
Charan Leo25
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+ 5
Bro make your own website like youtube.
8th Nov 2019, 2:43 AM
Syed Ahmed Raza Shah
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Congratulations Dadaji, u have knowledge of many languages, it takes hardwork and discipline. People say one mastered on one languages is better than one who knows many languages only on the surface. Good luck in finding that one language that u will have fun with in Ur next project. Small step does matter, happy start on ur own coding project. 🙏🏻😊
8th Nov 2019, 10:21 AM
Ameera
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+ 5
Get a job
8th Nov 2019, 3:53 PM
Muhammed
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+ 4
Congratulations!👍
7th Nov 2019, 6:17 AM
Jayesh Mishra
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+ 4
Start reading orielly books, they have great examples, or functional programming IMO, you should concentrate on one language by looking at it from different angles. Try to build a firewall/proxy in different languages & that should Challenge a lot.
8th Nov 2019, 2:22 AM
Subham
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+ 3
Put all the knowledge into work by doing some side projects that you would like to create.
7th Nov 2019, 10:55 PM
Kevin Rocha
+ 3
Pick the language that interests you the most or which you feel you would like to progress the most in (could be for career or just for fun). Come up with some mini project ideas and put into practice what you have learnt. No doubt you will come across things you are let to learn, so find out more and ask questions if you get stuck. If you are struggling for ideas, look around at what others have created and use ideas as inspiration (don't copy as you won't learn that way). Challenges are also somewhat useful to a certain extent as they keep your mind thinking. Nothing wrong with tinkering in a second language as it can help keep things fresh and expand your horizons, but focus on one to begin with. Exception might be if you are doing a web project, you may wish to combine for the best outcome (eg HTML, CSS and JavaScript).
8th Nov 2019, 6:42 AM
Duncan
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Its great you have a general knowledge of all the languages but definitely focus on 2-3 and join C Commuinity sites or Java sites. There is more quizzes, codes, career advise and networking. Personally I wish I had put in the effort you have. Great work!
8th Nov 2019, 11:13 AM
PjCode
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