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Pratham

Jul 14 • 7 tweets • 3 min read

Finding good courses is challenging.

Here are five courses on JavaScript, Python, and Go you can consider in 2022.

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1️⃣ Basic JavaScript

Interactive learning will help you understand the basic concepts of JavaScript quickly.

• Introduction
• Variables
• Comparisons
• Loops

🔗 boot.dev/learn/learn-co…

2️⃣ Advance JavaScript

Understanding complex concepts of JavaScript is the with exercises and challenges.

• Functions
• Arrays
• Objects

🔗 boot.dev/learn/learn-co…

3️⃣ Python

You'll get hands-on practice with all the building blocks to ensure you excel as a Pythonista.

🔗 boot.dev/learn/learn-py…

4️⃣ DS and Algo in Python

Algorithms are tough to master. But this course made it easy with code samples and quizzes.

🔗 boot.dev/learn/learn-al…

5️⃣ Go

Learning Go is not a wrong choice in 2022 as it is one of the most popular languages this year.

🔗 boot.dev/learn/learn-go…

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Huge thanks to @wagslane for building Boot.dev, an awesome platform for developers. #collab.

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