Indian dev here. Nothing country specific. Stackoverflow mostly. Just google and whatever solves your problem. We are not community builders that work at scale.
I learnt this the hard way. Textbooks do not do a good job of teaching how real world code looks like. Best option is to read open source code. Start with sqlite or openbsd userland tools. Code is very clean and obsd style is very very easy to understand, esp the clever use of C macros. Sort github by the most popular rust, c++,go or D code and be on your merry way...