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What's Next?

 Hey, I was just wondering about what next? I have made two good websites that are solving real-life problems and I am adding features, improving bugs, and all on sites, and that's pretty much it. I am doing competitive programming for a while now and it's good to have a decent rating on that too. But, again, what's next? What should be my plan for the coming holidays? A greater tech site that also uses AI or something? Or maybe, some site which helps me in someplace. Or an app or some other techy thing which I can make to make my and other life better in some small way. 

Or something else? Maybe I should start freelancing and earning bucks for my work. Doing internships is also a good plan. Freelancing is somewhat better in a way though, for it grants me to get my own pace and finish the project as fast as I can. 

Or maybe I should just stick to Data Structures and Algorithms, give some time to Dynamic Programming, Graphs, and all, and thus improving my chances for getting a good intern. But what I have observed so far, that only DSA is not working as peacefully as I thought it to be. I am many times dwindled between DSA and Web Dev. Not only this, I waste a ton of time on cartoons and all because I just can't concentrate.

Maybe, sticking to DSA makes a lot of sense right now. It's 18th march already! Codejam, Kickstart, ICPC are all on their way. Okay, here is the plan from now on: I would just concentrate on a few resources as all these resources sometimes freak me out. 

Questions for DP:

LeetCode: Suggested by my Seniors. I too like the site.

AtCoder DP Contest: Friend Suggestion, and I owe him a thanks for this.

Resources to learn:

Aditya Verma DP Series.

Questions for Graphs:

LeetCode, Codeforces(Codeforces is particularly good for graphs)

Resources for graphs:

Tech Dose

CodeNCode

And for others, we have my Game of Codes, which can be used to upsolve questions on a regular basis by adding the daily target, Babbar Sheet, Striver's Sheet.

 DP and graphs are one of most asked and difficult topics, that's why I am a little scared to do them. But as the saying says, whatever, I have to do it for my internship.

So, let's continue with DP and in my free time, I would like to learn about some anime making, maybe a furious one and also, learning to play a harmonica.... and converting meetncode to react.

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