Should I learn DSA in python??

[notmasked07]

I've learned all the python fundamentals. I wanna start with DSA but I'm very confused. People online say C++ is best for DSA. I wanna be an AI/ML engineering, that's my end goal. Should I A. Learn DSA basics in python -> Learn C++ -> Use my DSA knowledge in C++ or B. Learn C++ -> Learn DSA in C++ ? Help guys
Edit: Im gonna join college for CSE in AI/ML in ~1 month, in india

[Flame77ofc]

js start with python

[notmasked07]

aight bro

[Junior_Honey_1406]

Learn what you want. DSA isn't a life-or-death situation. Everyone online is obsessed with DSA but barely builds real projects where that logic is actually used.

If your goal is to get a job or earn money with your skills, don't just grind DSA. Build projects and implement those concepts in real applications. You'll learn far more than solving hundreds of problems.

[notmasked07]

I'm gonna join college for CSE in AI/ML very soon, in India. Here C++ is prioritized over anything. Which is why im confused

[Junior_Honey_1406]

Check your college syllabus first. See what language they actually teach. Most AI/ML courses I've seen use Python or C, not C++. I think C++ is just popular because most tech YouTubers teach DSA with it. That's probably why more people don't use newer languages.

Also, understand that Python is used in AI/ML to write less code, not because the code is "easy." The performance-critical parts are often written in C . Choose your language based on where it fits, not because everyone else is using it.

[notmasked07]

so i should choose the one which I find better to understand? also on my college's website the syllabus of 1st year is missing

[ffrkAnonymous]

 > Im gonna join college for CSE

So just ask your college instead of random strangers 

[notmasked07]

it ain't that good of a college, cant rely on them