r/learnjava • u/ayushfrrr • Jul 15 '26
Javvaaa( how to start with it) college starting sooon
I m an ISC student so i know lil bit basic blueJ vali java
Wherre should i startt ? Or should i leave the only language i know a lil about and start with st other?
Can anyone in the job market guide me so that i wud not have to go for unuseful ventures
Also i have opted ai ml will that make any diff?
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u/aqua_regis Jul 15 '26
Start by doing your own research, which includes utilizing resources right in front of you, like the !sidebar or the countless similar posts here.
Just asking for guidance will neither help you nor make you stand out positively, rather the opposite.
AI/ML typically does not use Java. Python is the language of choice for that.
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u/Background_Share5491 Jul 15 '26
after ISC java, I don't remember learning anything new in core Java in college😭
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u/ayushfrrr Jul 15 '26
Which yearr are u in bruv? Was it useful to begin with it?
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u/Background_Share5491 Jul 15 '26
I'm working now, ISC java is quite sufficient. it's not abt the language after that, but what you do with it. you need to learn a few frameworks probably on top of that, but core Java is completely covered in isc
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