I recently completed my graduation and want to do programming in C, Java, python. Which course should I prefer?

You can learn these languages on your own, you don't necessarily need to pursue a degree course for learning these languages. Internet is flooded with tutorials of these languages. If you want to learn Python from beginning then you can follow this app: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=technark.pythonforbeginners" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=technark.pythonforbeginners</a>.

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In the event that you are interested in taking an online PGP in Full Stack Product Engineering. A variety of reputable providers, such as LinkedIn Learning, SimpliLearn, and Amity Online and the National Institute of Information Technology, to name a few. I would personally suggest NIIT because of their outstanding reputation. Their 22 weeks course follows a comprehensive design which promote a thorough understanding. Their result oriented programme are a combination of various core competencies like Microservices and DevOps as well as engineering competencies like GIT and Test Automation. There are frequent updates to their courses so that they are in sync with current advances in the business. Their knowledgeable academicians give in-depth education on topics such as Python programming, Linux setup and configuration, and many more topics.

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MCA will be best. In that, languages are there in their course, and maths too. C+ will come in mid sem.

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