Please advise.
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Context:
International student in the US, looking for a job as a software engineer.
Industries interested in: Robotics, Machine learning, Autonomous vehicles and Algo trading - almost all of these require C++.
Developed a backtesting engine in Python recently. Also, previous internship revolved around Python mostly.
Plan to target industry-specific as well as general SWE roles.
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Issue:
I just haven't been able to get my hands deep into C++, I face some kind of resistance that makes it uninviting, maybe it's the complexity of putting it into practical use. And using Python regularly makes that an even tougher move.
How much/what topics of C++ does one need to know, to land an entry level C++ developer role? Both to clear the interviews and to excel at the job... Any suggestions on particular projects I could try to build? Any resources? Any courses?
I have a few months before I start job-searching, and I'm trying to figure out a roadmap.
Thank you!
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