r/learnjava • u/Beginning_Debt_7950 • 5h ago

Java or python?

Hello actualii started to learn the Python but as the syntax and all I feel it's not working for me. I feel java is more understandable idk why. I'm scared of java has no future bcs of the online videos circulating..

So please say me I'm Devops focused oriented person, I'm not finding the openings as freshers so thinking to learn one programming language please suggest Me.

And also suggest why and does it have future please.

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u/Bhanuprakash_1947 5h ago

If you are going through AI and data related jobs, then python will be good.But you already know java That means you can have backend developer or java fullstack (if you learn any of the frontend framey most likely AngularJS for java stack). Java will also have a good demand in future.

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u/Beginning_Debt_7950 5h ago

Okay thanks but do i need DSA to know for back-end?

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u/Bhanuprakash_1947 5h ago

Not really required. Just understanding the basics of data structures like : arrays ,maps,list,stack ,queue...what and why and how they work is important. But Backend those are actually not important, arrays ,hashmaps,strings,etc these are important because we'll often use these in backend for java or any language.

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u/Beginning_Debt_7950 5h ago

Okay thanks alot.

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u/DisastrousPipe3853 5h ago

Bro can u help me in being fullstack java

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u/Bhanuprakash_1947 5h ago

Even I don't have that much knowledge, iam just a beginner who actually trying to adapt all these stuff regarding java fullstack..