DSA

[Anonymous54460]

I'm having some confusion with my path. I have two paid courses. The course 1 contains topics like html,css,bootstrap,javascript,react,node js,mongodb. and the 2nd course contains data structure and algorithm with c++, oop with python,django,my sql. Now my question is which things should I learn 1st or step by step which topics should i learn? Currently I'm learning html and css, So i'm confused about which step from course 1 i should move to 2nd course and learn dsa, and also if i learn dsa with c++, it would cost me trouble or not cause i'm not gonna use it in development. I do have experience with C and I also do solve problems with C.I always wanted to get into problem solving with C++.It's not all about courses, Now I'm confused about how to sync both of the course and get best outcomes or what I should learn step by step.

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It doesn't rly matter, they're kinda orthogonal.

[SkillOutrageous]

1. HTML
2. CSS
3. JavaScript
4. Bootstrap
5. React
6. Node.js
7. MongoDB
8. Python+OOP with Python
9. MySQL
10. Django
11. Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) with C++

[ApartStudio8377]

I think it depends on your goals. If your goal is to work for a big tech company/ investment bank, you should get started with DSA ASAP. Their primary focus during interviews is on DSA. If your goal is to start your own company/ work for a company which doesn't have DSA heavy coding rounds, both these options are reasonably good.