system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
At what point in your learning can you start looking for internships?

I am currently a college student majoring in computer science and I have so far taken a python and a basic CS class. This semester, I'll be working with Java, PL/SQL, assembly language and might also take some web development classes. Students my age seem to be getting internships already but I do not know if I have enough knowledge yet to do an internship. When do you think is a good point to actively start looking for internships or what skills should I learn before I start?
gpt
You can do an internship at any time. The purpose of an internship is to learn, so if you can find one then go for it. It's never too early to start looking, and the experience is way more valuable than any of your classes.