Memes aside
Is Java worth learning in 2025?

>>106121361 (OP)
I don't know. Did you check your local job market? Do think the time investment is worth it?
It's more than just the programming language, there are programming patterns, IDEs, build tools, and package managers that you need to learn how to use professionally.
Notice the above doesn't even include the core part "tech you want to focus on", which you learn alongside the above.

>>106121361 (OP)
Who, outside of high school students, learns just Java and nothing else? If you already know programming fundamentals Java takes like 5 minutes to understand. No one uses Java because they just love Java. You use Java because you want to use something else that's written in Java or only has Java bindings.

Only from Mr. Nagoor Babu Sir.

>>106121361 (OP)
as beginner language, sure.

>>106121620
Only 3000 rupees, fair price Saar!

>>106121361 (OP)
Kotlin is better

>>106121361 (OP)
yes, I work as a java test automation developer
>t. shitskin

>>106121361 (OP)
No.

>>106123996
It's one of the best candidates for ai codec agents since there is so much learning content

>>106121361 (OP)
who's this chad sir?

>>106121620
kek. he is the true weapon of durgasoft!

>>106121612
>Who, outside of high school students, learns just Java and nothing else?
at least a third of backend developers worldwide

>>106121361 (OP)
Only for continuing development on Hyphanet.

>>106121361 (OP)
Once you get a bit of professional experience in software, you'll be able to easily switch from one language to the next.

If you are thinking of specialising in Java, then take a look a the sort of places that are hiring people who specifically have Java experience. You'll find they are usually boring, corporate and jeetified. If that's your piece of cake then go for it.

Yes, but use AI to generate code for you then use the code to learn the in and outs, don't waste your time and money spending years studying it

>>106124940
You can easily switch because every popular language has C-style syntax.
Maybe at FAGMAN you can go quite far with only algo knowledge, but for other places you won't be able to easily change technology without a pay-cut. In my experience most places ask extremely detailed question about their chosen language and stack.

>>106124999
You can do this for any other language, I studied java and now I use it to make minecraft mods

>>106125007
I'm responsible for hiring at my company and I usually give people a programming test. But in the test I'm looking to see if they know how to program and if their code is well organised and does what it's supposed to do. If people did obscure syntactical sugar stuff in the test it probably wouldn't impress me.

>>106125034
Thank god I don't work at a place that hires tards that sit on 4chan all day

>>106121633
New Batch saar?

>>106124940
90% of people that code for money are corpo minion muhamjeets, programming should be done for the fun of it

>>106125034
Yeah, I think it makes little sense to ask about things you can easily google.
On the other hand I also think that by doing live-coding you're filtering for a specific kind of person that behaves well under stress. The process tells you very little about how the candidate will perform in real work environment.

>>106121361 (OP)
>memes aside
>posts meme
Please do the needful.

Why would anyone willingly use Java?

>>106125248
compared to what? all mainstream langs are equally shit

>>106121633
Where do I enquire mr sar

>>106125089
A place where I worked back in the day invited people into the office to do the programming test, sitting with the rest of the team, and they deliberately had a couple of things (such as the database connection details) that the candidate would need to ask questions about, so that we could see if they were the sort of person that would ask for help when they got stuck, or if they would try to do everything on their own like a a socially deprived incel.

>>106121361 (OP)
learning Hindi and Mandarin. Both Languages will be mandatory in the future, if USA doesn't suppress their Niggers from doing retarded Nigger shit in all of US Industry.

most corpo jobs in my market require Java

>>106121361 (OP)
>Is Java worth learning in 2025?
not even javanese learn java anymore, let that sink in

>>106125286
Java is the worst lang. Slow as fuck and built system hell like C/C++. Even JS runtimes like bun provide better tooling.

>>106121361 (OP)
SAAR

>>106125423
Java is very fast but it's a memory hog. It's verbose but it improved slightly in recent years.
Javascript is literally one of the worst designed languages ever. I don't know bun but node is also up there when it comes to having the shittiest package manager (npm) and a horrible runtime for doing any concurrent type of work.

>>106124896
Spring is not nothing else.

>>106125373
Sounds toxic AF.

>>106121361 (OP)
Yes, pretty good gateway language to other languages and a lot of companies still use it.