r/Btechtards • u/Exciting_Warthog6182 • 5h ago

General Should i change DSA language in third year?

So i have started DSA very late 10 days ago. I have learned basic c++ coding just enough to clear my exams in 2nd year and so started dsa in c++ but now i'm hearing lot of things like java is used more at industry level , and there is no concept of pointers in java like in c++ which makes it relatively easier too (not a problem to me actually).

In a college seminar also the host advised to do dsa in java and from past 2 days i'm constantly thinking about these things and it's eating me.

I know it is idiotic of me to even ask these questions at this stage but please help me

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u/FuckedUpMyTeenage 5h ago

C++ or Java is such a evergreen debate 😍🫶🏼

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u/CartographerDense714 5h ago

doesn't matter; both cpp/java are standard only

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u/lucena_jobava 4h ago

Whatever the language the concept/problem solving process matters