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India doesn't make any CPUs. Its mostly Taiwan, USA and South Korea. China made CPUs aren't common in Indian consumer market

Tbf Koo is pretty decent right now. UX on Android has improved a lot

@The Ultranationalist if you prefer video based media then I'll highly recommend Khan Academy for learning calculus etc.

What's your use case ? You want to learn python for math/data science or making a website/apis ?

Some of it's there in the article. Generally, Indians are assertive, can market themselves well and play politics just as well as their white counterparts. East Asians due to Confucian influence don't like speaking up and/or standing out.

(Litttle offtopic) Founder is Chinese American. I wouldn't say its mistrust, but more of a cultural thing due to Confucian influence which also applies to Japanese and Koreans. East Asians make great engineers but struggle at people management. Good article on this...

Python is super easy. Syntax is almost english. Think of a simple project idea and go for it. Eg project idea: a tool which can print alternatives to Chinese products for day to day life :troll: Start off with simple command line program. Then this can be made progressively complex by having a...

Zoom is not a Chinese app. Its American ShareChat (Indian startup) is probably similar to TikTok ? I've not used it but it seems to be massively popular in the smaller cities and towns. It has some Chinese investors though, but not majority.