Now, let's go to our final steps in our course, we are at the end of the course so we can go to our
slides and see our next steps.
So as you have completed this great go successfully writ small amount of time, it's more advanced of
C++.
We have got word here and there are.
You might have any confusion, a little bit.
That's quite normal.
So if you have any kind of confusion or queries, you can reach out to me because the course instructor
might be audio again.
Even so, it's not like internet resources geek for geeks study tonight.
Probably, absolutely schools.
A lot of resources have that internet tutorials behind a lot of resources out there for you to report
and understand these topics well.
And why do you have any confusion in any of the topics you can just read the resources associated with
that internet also?
And if you have any doubt in this kind of esteem, you haven't got any doubts in any of the topic.
You're going to reach out to me directly.
I will be sharing like I have or shared my contact details out of here.
So what should be the next steps for you as I learn that once you complete this quest like course,
first step you have to learn is like you will be having a variety of topics in your engineering or BSE
or any computer science curriculum you are following.
You will be having a lot of additional topics connected at C++ do do some limits in time.
We are not covering for each and everything in C++, and we have to average pretty much to be right.
So that's right.
You have to exercise, you have to get hold of the logic, you have to understand the concepts.
Clearly, if any of the video in this gorgeous, confusing for you, try to watch it again.
Try to watch at least two more times to get grasp of that concept.
Then you will understand that concept.
So exercise, walk hard and learn more about additional topics you have in your curriculum.
And if any other additional topics are not covered in this course, you can just refer to our resource
internet resource or at Plus Plus programming.
Book and read about that and understand more about that.
So that's one step you have to follow next.
As a programmer, or if you want to develop your career as a programmer or a computer engineer, you
can learn more about advanced programming languages.
So the popular like C++ is not a widely used programming language these days, so we do have a lot of
other programming languages which will help you to develop a career in computer science or programming
or software engineering.
And for that, you can learn more advanced once you have the grasp of C++, C++ and C, our beginner
level programming languages.
And once you have a good idea of these programming languages, you will be able to learn more programming
languages like Joe Biden.
And also, if you want to develop a website or web application, you can always learn acknowledges like
JavaScript, React, Angular HDMI, things like that.
And you can also learn more about frameworks and libraries as a next step.
And you can also deep dive into modern computer science topics that a lot of modern computer science
topics such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, machine learning, data science that could
drive a huge demand and which are the future technologies which are going to roll all over the world.
So if you have an understanding of these technologies, once you are kind of a beginner to intermediate
level and kind of a programming language, you can buy more into modern computer science topics like
this.
And if you have one, if you are more passionate about programming to learn much more than you have
learned in your classroom books or even in the schools or any love video courses or lectures or something
like that, if you want to step ahead and see what's happening in the real industry, the only way is
to get a career in the industry, and you can learn much more with your own experience while you are
in that industry.
So get that career into it to see if you are much, much more passionate about programming.
That's also one more go ahead from my site as a next step for my students.
Thank you.