My preferred way to pick up skills for a language is still the comment section of StackOverflow Specifically, people will have a highly upvoted response, but then comments saying stuff like "This wont work great in because of " or "If you need take a look at because " Deep diving down one of those rabbit holes pretty much is always one TIL after another and I come out feeling like I learned some cool new tricks of the trade. More on reddit.com

I don't consider G4G trustworthy. Multiple of their Python pages show that they have poor quality control, and that their authors don't actually understand the languages they're "teaching". My breaking point where I considered them to be untrustworthy was this guide. Anyone who has written Python for any length of time can see that their deleteList implementation is completely nonsensical. I complained to them that they had misleading code and poor quality control on their site, and was told that they don't do corrections; only additions. I would not trust them. They've also apparently removed commenting on their posts, so you can't even see people's corrections now. More on reddit.com

1)all the languages you learn are not importantl for placements and if important then not important in your daily life job (real application problems ) 2) certificates which are hyped up or underhyped is useless in placement and no one cares you have that or not coz no have that much time to know all this shit about you ....but this will be helpful in knowing the services and used of that respective field in which u are taking certified but don't connect it to placement and all that stuff ..it's only useful for learning stuff and be relevant about ....that's it 3) discover no one can say which projects you like or not ....it's just exploring no one teaching and spoonfeeds you ...it must be understanded by you whether you choose right or wrong path 4) there are some websites which they connect with industrialist or t ech experts you can reach out with them Thanks Have a happy life stay safe and healthy More on reddit.com

Brother there are free courses already there on YouTube(campus x) and Coursera and the Coursera ones are literally the best. You can get applied AI course for free on some telegram channel. It is literally gold. No need to spend money , especially on GFG. It is one of the most useless platform. More on reddit.com