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It depends on your interest whether you want to study Python, Java or Javascript. It is because if you know your strengths and work on them, you will surely do much better in future. Choosing a language not of your interest and just based on more scope will result in a lack of interest and ultimately you will not be able to concentrate and give your best. So, even if any course has immense scope, still you will not be able to give your best output.

You try three of them and whichever you find more interesting, you can move forward with it.

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Python has a simple syntax similar to the English language. Python has syntax that allows developers to write programs with fewer lines than some other programming languages.If you have completed the basics of python And want to get The certificate of completion you need to give a test for it To test your efficient And strong hold of the subject. After the completion of test and passing the test you will get your certificate of completion.

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Candidates on a merit basis securing not less than 45% (40% in case of reserved categories) in the prescribed group subjects taken together / aggregate marks in the qualifying examination.

The same functions found in other classes apply here. It is a section of code that only runs when invoked. In Python, the def keyword is used to define a function.

See, the basics of Machine Leaning lie in the complex mathematics that lie behind the super cool algorithms like linear regression, logistic regression, decision tree and some advanced concepts like deep learning. Machine learning is easy, but what makes it tough is the maths behind it. If you can tackle the maths part, you'll do just great, as the programming is easy.

Now, if you know basic Python then you'll face no problem as most of the implementations is done using the existing libraries, you can easily implement the algorithms.

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See, mastering MS Excel takes very little time if you compare it with learning some of the other programming languages, as Excel do not require any coding or programming whatsoever and is completely graphical interface based application.

As far as Python is considered, it is a Programming language and mastering Python may take somewhere between 6 months to an year, depending on how much time you are giving in learning it. Although, it is a very easy language but getting the hang of it is very important, which you can easily do by practicing data structures and algorithms regularly with it.

For learning both, I would suggest you to go with Udemy or Coursera, and for practicing questions, go for Leetcode or Interviewbit as these have a lot of questions and you will be able to master the concepts.

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