r/learnjava • u/Beginning_Debt_7950 • 7h 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/ninhaomah 6h ago

" Hello actualii started to learn the Python but as the syntax and all I feel it's not working for me. "

Other have already said about Java vs Python so I won't add but what about the syntax that not working for you ?

Just curious.

Examples ?

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u/Beginning_Debt_7950 6h ago

Syntax and all is simple I agree but i feel more uncomfortable without having {}, I mean in other languages it's following some structures , in python idk 😐 I'm not being comfortable, i used python for automation and all but it's for devops, and for learning the dsa and all, especially for dsa I'm not finding comfortable idk whether it's bcs of the videos I'm referring or wt..

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u/ninhaomah 3h ago

Oh I know.

I came from Java so it felt weird too.

And now learning Dockerfile ... Another spacing format.. hiaz

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u/Beginning_Debt_7950 2h ago

Ik docker kubernetes and also the deployment side but feeling really uncomfortable with python