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[asha91 Spren]

I know the principles of programming languages (at least Java, JavaScript, C + +, Python, Ruby, HTML, and CSS). I made a few simple Java (Android Studio) and Python applications ( Kivy ). I'd like to become a professional developer and start creating amazing multifaceted web programmes and applications; I've read this blog, but I'm not sure which tool is ideal for these objectives. If necessary, I am willing to learn a new programming language.

In addition, I acquired my diploma in electrical and electronic engineering last year, and aside from studying Java (at school and in my first year of college), I learned the rest on the job. As a result, I lack sufficient knowledge about how to become a software engineer. Please! Could you pls help me?

[platnumkid Cobalt Guard]

I think the best answer will vary depending on where in the world you are.  But generally make sure you understand runtime and memory complexity of algorithms and data structures, then practice solving problems on leetcode, then get/ace an interview.  How to land the interview is what varies by your location.